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  • Apr 18, 2008, 01:04 PM
    Colliebdgrl
    Website builder
    So I'm just curious, I'm working on a project for my dad's company. It's a 1031 leverage, exchange stuff. Anyway my question, is where can I find someone to help creat a website for him. He has one made, but they want to totally revamp it, and they have to have a login page and what not. For security reasons, so can anyone helpp me? I don't want to build it myself, and I need to get in contact with someone who would be able to build this for him. Let me know if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks!
  • Apr 18, 2008, 01:11 PM
    ISneezeFunny
    If you want, go look on craigslist.org or guru.com to search for people that can do this sort of thing.

    If you live near a university, you can also advertise there.
  • Apr 18, 2008, 01:15 PM
    nauticalstar420
    Good suggestion above!

    You can also look into buying Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver is a software that aids you in building websites. It is fairly easy to use and comes with an instructional handbook. I use it and recommend it very highly. :)
  • Apr 18, 2008, 04:23 PM
    vingogly
    You can post a project and get bids at Guru (mentioned earlier) or one of these other sites. All are good. Choose a developer who's done several projects and has been highly rated by his/her employers:

    Guru.com
    Elance.com
    RentaCoder.com

    If for some reason you decide you want to build a site yourself, I have a different take on DreamWeaver: it is expensive, and oriented toward the professional developer. Here are alternatives for Windows and the Mac that are powerful, create great sites, and don't cost an arm and a leg (each cost under 50USD, DreamWeaver is around 300USD):

    Windows: WebEasy Professional
    Mac: RapidWeaver

    Vasily
  • Apr 18, 2008, 04:26 PM
    nauticalstar420
    Wow, I have never paid that much for Dreamweaver.

    Good for you for offering something a little more affordable. :)
  • Apr 18, 2008, 04:36 PM
    vingogly
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by nauticalstar420
    Wow, I have never paid that much for Dreamweaver.

    Good for you for offering something a little more affordable. :)

    If you were purchasing an academic version you probably got a great deal. On Pricegrabber, DreamWeaver CS3 ranges in price from $273.99 - $540.86 (US dollars).

    Vasily

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