i'm seeking to build a series of sites and need to find an easy website builder, as i have no html or code knowledge. anyone have any experience with website builder homestead?

missy.

I used it about 5 years ago, maybe longer. It was an awsome source then. If it has gorwn even a little since then it should be worth a try

i remember it from a while back too. but i never used their services. im wanting some opinions or reviews to see if i should sign-up.

missy.

havent used that thing for like 6 years!

Maybe you should try some software instead of a thing like that.

The usually are way too limited.

If you have money, you can buy Dreamweaver, it takes about a week to master and it's quite complete.

i signed up for their free trial and don't like their template selections at all. i'll keep looking.

homestead was were i hosted my first website about 6 years ago. never looked back lol

I would suggest hiring a designer and then hire someone to implement the design into a CMS.

lol

I remember homestead from when i first started playing around on the web!. I wish I had kept at it and who knows I could have been wearing a green badge by now .

Like already suggested depending on what type of sites you are looking to build , check out some free CMS options and maybe spend that money to get a coder/designer to get it to your liking.

If you want a good program but dont want to spend the bucks for dreamweaver etc, then maybe check out Namo Web Editor , thier web editor has features similar to dreamweaver but a fraction of the cost. I quite like it and it comes with a graphics program etc also.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by Fredto

Maybe you should try some software instead of a thing like that.

The usually are way too limited.

If you have money, you can buy Dreamweaver, it takes about a week to master and it's quite complete.

Dreamweaver is overrated if you don't know anything about HTML. I use it personally but I find that half the time I need to go in and edit the code by hand. It's nice for basic stuff but if you are just looking to slap together some quick sites you'd be fine with Microsoft Front Page.

Dreamweaver is geared more towards the people who know how to code but don't mind not doing everything by hand.

Another good option is hiring out somebody to build a few sites for you. If the sites are just a few simple pages each I wouldn't imagine you'd have to pay very much at all.

Originally Posted by jeremy860

homestead was were i hosted my first website about 6 years ago. never looked back lol

Same here :thumbup:

I made my first website there