How hard is starting a website??

Hey guys, thought I'd just through this out there.. None of my nerd mates that have the skills to do this can be stuffed helping out, So........
I wanted to start up a website for a small hobby/business, but wasn't sure how to start with the most basic of actually getting a website (e.g www.123456.com)
Is there a site or something that can be trusted or is it big bucks etc???
I'm pretty sure I can do all the pics and layout on the site (Hopefully), just not sure of the whole starting process..
Cheers...

starting can't be that hard new sites pop up everyday the problem is keeping them going

Trying to help missus with Hobby/Business website.. I realize that without a website nowadays no one is interested..

not to hard must lern to write html
get adobe program build site
get a host to put site up and then upkeep maintenance
grow sum links

all sites just programs in html then a host to make it available
host keeps it available whenever sumbody types in url to ask for it

do a right click in any white space you see
scrool down to little past middle to -view source
you will see the html language behind whut you are lookin at

nutin to it just a simple language all stqarts there


but im sure you knew all that

i wont aste your time

have fun


1Luv

Ok.. Too hard for me..!!!

most internet provivers allow peeps space to build and host them

but most never ask about it or need it
check your int provider to see
gluck

I can help build it for you add me on skype/msn or whatever you have and we can get started

Iknowitsme said:

I can help build it for you add me on skype/msn or whatever you have and we can get started

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Thanks anyway.. I think I'm getting somewhere..
If I had Skype or MSN I'd prob know how to do it.. hahahaha...

Learn HTML and CSS, then look into designing templates or buying a premade theme.

Download a WYSIWYG editor. I doubt you're going to actually need to learn HTML or anything.

Register a domain somewhere. Then google "free cpanel hosting" and find one with no forced ads. Sign up then add your domain. It'll give you their nameservers then go back to where you registered the domain and put in the nameservers and it'll point to your cpanel hosting.

If you do it right you only have to pay for the domain once a year.