August 22, 2009
I’d been hearing snippets of talk about a company that offered a way to make a website without programming. Then I heard that they make it dead easy to add all sorts of money making content on your site, without you having to go sign up for affiliate programs. Then I heard that you can [...]
August 12, 2009
Paying someone to design you a basic site is now almost completely unnecessary. Say for example you own a small business or would like an online bio or website to showcase you or your talents. The best way to do it without creating another generic blog is to build your own individual website from scratch. [...]
July 19, 2009
My HyperText Markup Language (HTML) skills are rusty for certain, but perhaps that qualifies me for this article. Back in the day when Friends was still on TV and AOL was sending out free coasters and mini-frisbees daily, I was creating websites to load on dial-up modems. As time went on, I had the nerve [...]
June 11, 2009
There are times when you need a simple, well-designed web page, but you don’t want to put the effort into creating the necessary code and formatting. Ever since the very first WYSIWYG interfaces came out, I’ve been obsessed with their features for the simple fact that they allow you to toss together a website in [...]
December 31, 2008
Sometime last year, MakeUseOf featured an excellent list of disposable tools for the web. It covered a spread of useful disposable email accounts, phone numbers, login details, fake names, and file sharing tools. Disposable services are incredibly useful when you just want a bit of anonymity online. Can’t trust a website that looks a little dodgy with [...]
December 26, 2008
Ecards are a fun way of staying in touch with friends, co-workers and family. 123 Greetings, the online authority in free e-greetings, offers an free associates program which allows you to add an e-greeting card site to your existing website. It is designed for webmasters who would like to have a greeting card site of their own site without having to write the programs to create one. After you register, they send you one line of HTML code to insert on your website and you’re all set to go.
December 18, 2008
Having a website is necessary if you want to sell a product or service, run an online business, non-profit organization, or online newspaper. But, maybe you just need a website for a one-time event, to keep your club or organization updated about upcoming meetings, to post info about a wedding, baby shower or family reunion and you really don’t want to buy a domain name or pay for monthly hosting.
