cenada trying again & again &again..
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2 months ago
in fact, i start at designing one and it’s experimental one, but it doesn’t finished yet and it’s with the help of another website host(www.piczo.com).
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How to design my own website
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Bored, unhelpfull
 "Boring, not really worth i, ok in some ways as its something to do"
How I did it: I searched in google all sorts of different things that could help me make a website, then i learned as much as i could about HTML's because you need them a lot to make a decent site worth looking at. Once you have found a good host such as piczo freewebs xanga or different you choose your site name and get making, its easy really and gets rather boring. Heres my latest one from piczo www.piczo.com/-BubbleFusion piczo is great for making sites because its like a program and fantastic quality. Lessons & tips: Learn about HTML before you make a site and make sure you find a host such as xanga or piczo that you find easy and helpful, then make sure you stick to it and keep it updated else people wont want to come back. Resources: I highly recomd piczo.com to make a site its easy and great for newbies, then you start to find different sites that offer HTML's such as graphics sites also whatever you can find to make your site better, you need to think up a genres for your site is it about photography or is it a site about you, decide and get making. |
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Save yourself some money!
5 months ago
Nice skill to have when web designers are charging hundreds for pages. Doteasy is the best host. You can google free templates and FrontPage is one of the easiest programs to use.
How to design website
6 months ago
I think it’s worth designing or creating something new,but the point is sometimes it takes more time than to others.I’m trying to create using HTML and to be honest it’s quite hard also I have problems with finding a spear time to make it between my education.I personally think making at piczo is easy but they give you templates and everything else but making by HTML would actually be your own work
ilove2shop is mad about people breaking up other people's marriages
Ideas
12 months ago
I have a couple of ideas about what i want the website to be about but I don’t know how to go about the formatting and I barely know any HTML.
I also haven’t decided whether to use something like free webs pr host the website server on my own.
Also,whether I want to learn web-designing professionally or on my own through a website/book.
So,lots of decisions to make.I really have to get started on this…
mimisaurus loves the feel of acrylic paint between her fingers. :)
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15 months ago
I figured that the drawing I completed for the website was a bit inappropriate for it. It was just the wrong composition, the wrong color, the wrong everything. I was originally going to use that picture as inspiration to design the entire thing, but I’m going to have to work with something else. So I’m drawing something else… And hopefully I’ll get enough time to juggle finishing the drawing, learning HTML and college.
HTML
16 months ago
I took a basic HTML course, paid for by a former employer. It was great to learn, but I need to learn more advanced programs to make it great. Its also somewhat expensive to have your own site published and hosted by a server, so currently my own website(s) sit in storage on my laptop. :( Its still worth doing, especially if you have the urge to be creative!
hae everyone
16 months ago
hi bodyz wats up ma name channele and uz can chat wit me wenevah u want k!!!!!catch up wit u l8rr cuzzies chayyaah!!
