RaGuNaTh.B KeTtVaN asks:
Now, I want to build a own website. Tired of using those free service and get stuck in halfway! Gonna build a website for business purpose. What things to consider about? Do I need to be an expert in writing php scripts?
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System: Windows
Tagged: build website, business, learn, tutorial, web development
System: Windows
Tagged: build website, business, learn, tutorial, web development
8 Answers -
i0ni
August 27, 2012For a simple website, you could use wordpress + a business template. You don’t need to learn to write php code. There are a lot of tutorials on how to use wordpress.
Emanuel
August 27, 2012If you want to get far. I would advise you to start learning some Web programming. Start in this sequence. HTML5, CCS3, Javascript/JQuery, Php and myself and next try to pick up at least one object oriented programming language such as Java, .Net, ActionScript with objects and classes, or C# for the Web.
If you want to start that route, then I would advise you to start out using notepad ++ or Aptana Studio 3, then slowing progress to advance IDE like Adobe Dreamweaver etc.
Mohit
August 27, 2012You don’t need PHP scripting if you only wish to showcase your company on your website..
ie, if you just want to show the visitors what your products and services are, like Management, or IT solutions etc… then you only need to know how to use Dreamweaver or similar software… Some basic concept of photoshop too!
Dreamweaver is very easy, and a simple CSS script website template can be edited via dreamweaver + photoshop and created into a very nice website.
If you’re looking for ecommerce, then I have no idea of what’s to be done in that case…
Ravi Lamontagne
August 27, 2012I would recomment drupal and adding the ubercart eCommerce module.
VictorGeis
August 27, 2012I would definitely consider what is the purpose of your business website. Is it for people who are already active customers and the website is to enhance their experience? Or is it to inform new customers about your business? This will give you a good idea on how much space and bandwidth you’ll need from a web host. This will also give you an idea on how much you might need to learn; a login page usually requires some scripting language knowledge, while you could get away with just HTML and some Javascript if you only want to inform potential customers with your product.
A great way to learn about writing HTML, Javascript, PHP and more is at w3schools.com.
Stephanie w
August 28, 2012If you are Australian, the government has a MYOB deal that is pretty decent. Its something to look into if you live there.
Sri Swaminathan Vanarasi
August 28, 2012My suggestion wolud be any of the Below 3 CMS’s
#1 WordPress
#2 Drupal (ecommerce modules) and also try with drupal gardens
#3 Joomla
u can work with all these without much knowledge of Php and html
Kathy Davis
December 13, 2012You can get a php developer and make it, be clear with your output so that you may feel easy top continue..