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I want to create a simple website for my crypto-related startup project. I know the basics of HTML and CSS code, but I've never created a web site before. What I want is a simple but professional looking responsive design with simple navigation.

What do you guys think?
Should I hire a professional website designer for such a website?
What are some recommended website design tools?

Please note, my time spent on this project is not a problem, there are no deadlines.

You could use a site like Squarespace to create a simple template website. They have implementations that allow you to add custom HTML code if you want to add something different. It's only like $30 a month or so if you want to pay monthly without locking into a year deal.



You could pay someone as well if you want it to look more professional, but for a simple project the templates should be fine.

Nowadays, you can make quite professional websites with WordPress. There are some templates, some for free and some others for sale, already designed so you only have to arrange the layout as you wish, change colours and images, and there you go. One of the most popular is Divi by ElegantThemes (https://www.elegantthemes.com/gallery/divi/).

You don't need to know programming to build a beautiful and responsive website, but you have got plenty of plugins and add-ons that you can use, and you can even insert your own code if you wish, where available. You can make them for free also, or paying for your own domain.

It is fine to use platforms that lets you create with existing templates and gives you enough space and features to modify it, especially for a startup-project. For you to find what web builder you think you can be fond of, better read this - https://www.websitetooltester.com/en/blog/best-free-website-builders/

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If you were just starting and wanted to illustrate your ideas for your future project, better use Figma^[1] and/or Adobe XD^[2]. Figma is my personal favorite and would be good for you if you want a free yet powerful web UI/UX designer. It even has tons of plugins from various vector platforms such as Icons8, Freepik, etc. And on the other hand, Adobe XD, from Adobe Creative Cloud, does have a monthly premium subscription, which is good if you were onto more extensive and in-depth designing.

[1] - https://www.figma.com/
[2] - https://www.adobe.com/sea/products/xd.html

I suggest you to choose word press. This is a fully free tools with lots of pre build theme. Which will help you alot to understand easily and creat web site easily. Also you can customize all pre build theme. You know what lots of biggest site developed by word press. It is most popular and well known free tools to creat web. Not only to use word press you don't need any high Processor pc. You just need a pc or laptop where you can use a simple browser. Word press is most popular if you want you can visit. Just a friendly reminder.

Your best and easiest choice would be find a popular web hosting company like A2hosting or hostinger, many of them provide one-click deployment packages for Wordpress website. Wordpress provides pretty much everything a typical website needs. You'll set up a functional website in an hour and don't even need coding.

You can make use of these paid or free design software for website creation.

1. WordPress
2. Bootstrap
3. Wix
4. Dreamweaver
5. Squarespace
6. Figma
7. Sketch 3
8. Adobe XD
9. InVision Studio
10. Framer X

Source: https://websitesetup.org/web-design-software/

1. WordPress is not design software. It's a CMS (content management system). Yes it's free, but if they want something more quality, they need to pay for specific plugins or themes
2. Bootstrap is free (but it's not a design software), there they need to have some coding knowledge.
3. Wix it can be named as design tools, but it is the most unprofessional option.
4. Dreamweaver is a part of Adobe collection, it's not free. Also there they need some coding and design knowledge
5. Squarespace similar service to Wix, but it's not a free
6. Figma never use it, but also it's not free.
7. Sketch 3 it's not free.
8. Adobe XD never use it, but also it's not free
9. InVision Studio It can be useful, there are many tools for project managing, also for design.
10. Framer X library of prototyping some React scripts. It's more for experienced users to add some fancy animation on his pages.

OP, if you are not interested to learn website design I think it's much better to hire someone for this job. You as now there will probably spend more money on tools (ok we will not count your time) than how much you need to pay someone to create a website for you.
If you want something basic, WordPress is an OK solution for easy automated website. Also, if you understand HTML and CSS, maybe you can read something about Bootstrap, but you will still need some other tool of you want to have a little more advanced design.

If you are in need of a simple website then you can learn that with WordPress. I'm not an expert on it but I've watched a lot of tutorial videos on Youtube on how to create one. But of course, it's not free as you have to pay for your hosting and domain.

I suggest you watch the Youtube channel named 'Website Learners'. But if you're in doubt then just hire.

Wordpress is the best option for you. It offer different free design templated. Try it, see how everything works. And most probably wont be satisfied with the result. As all the design templated there are somehow identical. Do you have an image how your website is going to look like? Share your ideas with a designer and listen to his tips and suggestions. And only then make decision, whether website created by yourself using design templated suits your, or the best solution will be to hire a pro. As you say, there is no deadline, so try every available option. Also you havent mentioned what is going to be content of your website. Will your own skill be enough to build a website that will allow an easy way to add new content to it or no.

Wordpress is good but if you want to practice your coding skills, consider learning the basics and slowly go for the advance of web developing like HTML, CSS, PHP, Java, Javascript and Python. Learn at least 3 or 4 them so you can be in control of any website that you are developing, trust me that when I say that some of your clients will screw you over, trust me that they will, I have heard stories of web developer not getting paid for their services because when the project was finished, their client did them dirty, the only way for that to not happy is for you to have the access even though project is finished and the payment is not complete. My friend that was working the website scene said that advice, and it never changes, freelance developers are the most affected because they are not experienced in the in and outs.

That is why I've suggested topic starter to try creating a website by himself, experience how hard it is (or maybe not, maybe he is a talented guy) and hire a pro to make it.

That is how I manage things IRL. Make a short research if I'm able to do it by myself. If it is easy to do - try and get experience. If there is a slight change to screw up - better save time, money, nerves, and hire a pro.

The problem with just trying is that at the first try, you are going to be discouraged. The problem with outsourcing your job is that your cut gets smaller as it trickles down the line. Years of practice and mastery is what makes this client pay for the website that you yourself created and I don't want OP to experience other freelance web developer experienced, OP has to know the inner workings before offering services. To OP, if you were to go the route of you creating your own website then you have to consider mentorship and being an assistant, experience is everything.

Assuming you are wanting to create a website that will have some functionality or some user interaction, just HTML and CSS will not cut it. You will want to learn some language that you can use on server side too. Such as C#, JavaScript, Java, Scala, Go, etc.

From their you will want to learn how to work with databases and APIs.

Below I will list the stack I use for most of my projects nowadays. You can learn each of them separately, or take some online course on Udemy that cover all the aspects.

Front end: React or Angular (both will require you to learn JavaScript).
Back end: NodeJS (with Express or Next.js). I also find ASP.NET and Go to be decent.
Database: MongoDB, Firestore, CosmosDB, DynamoDB.

GraphQL is also one of the techs I love to use, makes working with APIs much more fun.

If you have any specific questions on any of these, feel free to ask or shoot me a DM.

I agree with this.

As examplens said, Wordpress is a Ok solution, but it won't look very professional and it won't be fully customizable for free.

Even if you are good at coding and decide to use bootstrap you will spend dozens, maybe even hundreds of hours creating your website. There aren't many shortcuts, and there are always small details that you will want to fix.

You have basically 3 options imo:
- Get a Ok website with wordpress, that probably won't fit all your needs, just the most basic of them.
- hire someone, which will cost money or BTC.
- learn bootstrap and create one, which will cost you hundreds of hours of work.

Since I don't know what kind of content are you putting in your website my advice is for you to try out a free website (which you can upgrade later) hosting service like Wordpress or Wix. The best thing about availing this one is you will have some of the basic features like their site builder, a free web hosting, and some free design templates to start customizing and designing your website other than that it gives you a freedom to change your domain name for a paid one and also unlock some features/plugins such as SEO tools and Google Analaytics integration which will allow you to increase website's traffic. For the e-commerce type of website they also have features where you can easily integrate a payment system for your website to be short if you have the time for it and you want to cut down some expenses for hiring a web developer I think going with these kinds of services is a good alternative for you.

head over to coinmarketcap.com and go tothe tools tab. you will find widgets and API.

you can pull data from coinmarketcap in realtime just like the big boys do it. most website displaying crypto info are just pulling from an API.

the functionality of adding addresses and something similar to  crypto exchange , well that's another animal, this will require more coding and servers use as well as connecting to a blockchain for transactions.
good luck! :)

You are on a good start having a knowledge in HTML and CSS is a must for webmaster


You don't have to hire, you know basic HTML and CSS you can try the best site creator wordpress, check out the reasons why pick Wprdpress

https://kinsta.com/blog/why-use-wordpress/

You can start here Wordpress For Beginner (https://www.wpbeginner.com/)


You can create a well-design website in just a week by reading Wordpress For Beginner (https://www.wpbeginner.com/)

So, as many have suggested, I decided to try the WordPress route. At first, I thought it was just another blogging platform, but now I see it's a lot more than that. I've never had any experience with the PHP language before, but I think I'm going to manage.

I've already set up a local server and a MySQL database, and everything works perfectly.

If you want to practice or maybe setup a website without all the hectic add ons of servers website domains costs so on and so forth. I would recommend infinityfree.net

Good for you that you are able to go for Wordpress, you can never go wrong with it and not to mention the community behind the Wordpress is big so if you have any questions, chances are you can get some answers, be careful with the Database part, make sure that it can handle expansion.

I agree WordPress is a go-to software when it comes to anything about creating content, it's evolved into something more than a blogging platform, we have a subscription-based site, directory site, and hundreds of niche covered by Wordpress and you don't have to be a professional designer to create a stunning site, everything here in Wordpress is drag and drop, and you have a big community to help.

Website design isn’t the best thing to save money on.
The cost of website design (https://www.cleveroad.com/blog/website-design-cost) also depends on who will be working:
-Ready-made template
-Freelancer
-Agency

If you have some money to spare you could check out Fiverr. There are a lot of people that offer their services just for what you are looking for and the prices vary so you can always find something on the lower end.

You could also check Udemy where they have a bunch of courses (not free but not a high price) that could help you learn how to do it yourself, or even Coursera that has some free courses on that subject.

I suggest you learn to code a bit. If you learn how to use React you can make really nice websites for free and you are in full control. If you looking for a advance website building tool you can combine React with Material-ui. Happy coding  :)

You can have a look at WordPress or Joomla. The free templates that you can modify to your own taste are in hundreds and supported by the community and competent developers. There are also paid ones that enables you to contact the developer directly incase you face any issue. Nevertheless, you will learn a lot on the way if you can dedicate time and handle stuff by yourself

For proper visualization of tutorials you can search all of this in youtube since many content creator post this kind of tutorial.

Just type the keyword of the topic you want to search and there so many result will show up there so good luck, If you are eager to learn you can do it since almost all you need is at youtube or in simple google search.

If you read the topic more carefully, you will find that OP is already satisfied with the answers, and he got what he wants. I understand that someone needs to fill the weekly post quota for the signature campaign, but we don't need repetitive posts to infinity.


OP did not lock this topic, maybe moderators could do it for him and to stop unnecessary spam here.

Fiverr is good for some certain jobs, however its not advisable for anyone to use them in building a site. Many people there care about gigs and not the quality of the work. And considering it is something as critical as a website, they might even dump some scripts or codes which the OP might not know about; assessing the site in the future.

His best option is to hire a reputable 'registered' web design company to do a flawless job for him, considering it's a crypto related project. It may cost him, but at least he has someone to run to or hold response if anything goes wrong on the site.

If there is no deadline then you might as well learn how to create your own website because it can help you in the long run get experience, if you were to delegate the task to other people without a deadline, it is going to be a guarantee that they are going to slack off over creating your website because there is no rush to create the website. Learning how to create one is a task too but it is a worthwhile endeavor because it is a skill. Try going for w3school to learn some of the basics.

Hello, mr. quackquack :)
I had no idea there was such a thing as free hosting. So far, I have tested various WordPress themes and plugins exclusively on the local web server. Thank you, I'll look into this.

Obviously, I'm still struggling with the development of my website.  ;)

Do you guys have any experience with WordPress themes from ThemeForest (envato) or any other market?
I find a few that I like, but they seem to be too bloated, which may be an issue in the future. I mean, who is so crazy to create a website with over 20k lines of CSS code?  ???
I could certainly create a basic template on my own since I am familiar with HTML and CSS, but many aspects of WordPress internal functions remain unfamiliar to me, creating a steep learning curve.

How to find quality and lightweight themes on ThemeForest? Do you have any suggestions for themes that are made to current responsive design standards and are easy to customize?

here it all depends on what functionality you want to have on your page. if you still want to create that page yourself, you can start with the default WP theme + Elementor plugin. Elementor is a plugin for drag and drop adding elements on your page, there you no need to know anything about programming.
If you really want help from anyone, you must explain what exactly you want from your website, which functionality etc... It's much different if you want a news website or just a landing page.

I'm not looking for anything special in terms of functionality. Just a few basic static pages and a few forms (for contact and queries). Of course, news section would be nice since WP already offers publishing feature out of the box.
I checked out the Elementor plugin you suggested, and if I understand correctly, it's some sort of WYSISWY website builder. I don't think I need that right now because I want to manually edit all of the content on the website and I believe it will result in more bloated and unnecessary code in the html part of the website.

As I previously said, I know my way around HTML and CSS and am not afraid to get my hands dirty. But since I'm not an expert in PHP and am unfamiliar with wordpress-specific functions, I'm not ready to create a full WP theme from scratch.

You can take a look at WordPress starter templates. There are only a few templates that I actually use, but there are a lot of options.
It is the bare minimum, but it is a start. Pick one that looks best for you and see how the pages look, then try to adjust the style and page layout. This helps you get the hang of WordPress as you prepare for a live website. If you're not sure how to make everything look great, use existing templates, and they can be used for any website as well.


Here's a collection of the best free starter themes for developers.
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/21-best-wordpress-starter-themes-for-developers/

My shortlist is:
Genesis by StudioPress (https://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/)
Underscores  (https://underscores.me/)
Cornerstone (https://github.com/thewirelessguy/cornerstone)

None of them are free...

The free templates for Wordpress sucks, to be honest, the only way to have a nice template with Wordpress is by paying for it, and the best site to buy a Wordpress theme is https://themeforest.net/category/wordpress

The only way to create a nice site for free is with a HTML template, but for this, we should have basic knowledge about HTML and CSS.

So, here you can download free HTML templates: https://html5up.net/

Hi,

I would recommend WordPress template. So whether you’re starting a blog, offering your services, or promoting the latest initial coin offering (ICO), this collection of the best cryptocurrency WordPress themes will help you launch a professional website in no time at all.
Look at these 20 Best Cryptocurrency WordPress Themes 2021 on Google search and you will definitely find the right design template

Thanks Fatfork, that is exactly I've been looking for.

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I believe you are mistaken. Both Underscores and Cornerstone, as far as I can tell, are completely free and can be downloaded from GitHub.
The Genesis framework is not free, but I can see that it comes with some predefined ready-made templates. I need to look into it further.


If you've been following this topic from the beginning, you'll notice that I've stated several times that I don't have a problem with HTML and CSS. I am well-versed in these technologies.

Thank you for your suggestions, but I think I'll stick with WordPress for the time being.

You're right. Genesis framework is not free; I was wrong about that. ^{If I remember right, I think it was free in the past.} However, given how much time it has saved me in developing each new website, I find $50 more than a worthwhile investment.


I believe you're missing the point of what WP Starter templates stand for. These are core templates for developers, not ready-made templates that you can simply install and use on your website. This is the starting point from which you can create your unique-looking website. Many professionally built templates, including commercial templates available on the envato market, have these starter templates as their foundations.


I don't think you're right about this. WordPress is a very popular platform, with tens of thousands of free templates available. True, most of them will not give you full control over changing the design to your requirements and preferences, but it is wrong to say that all free templates are bad.
The only way to have full control over design and content is to build your own template from scratch or use the starter templates. Of course, I'm not going to downplay the value of hiring a skilled front-end developer, but that doesn't mean that no one can't create a nice, functional website on their own.

Can you tell whether a website was built with WordPress or not? Is there a tool or method for identifying WordPres theme on a website?
I discovered some interesting websites and would like to understand how they were created.

You can tell by adding this extension /wp-admin if you are redirected on a login page that is a Wordpress login page, but it's not a guaranty because there are Wordpress sites that use a plugin where they can hide the login page or they can edit the script to hide the log in page.

That's a good idea. Until now, I've always looked for clues in the source code. I'm guessing this is a lot easier. Thanks.

There are many ways to tell whether a website was built with WordPress. I'll highlight a few of the most popular here. Please keep in mind that not all of these suggestions will work on all WordPress sites, but some of them should.

• Look for the word "WordPress" in the footer!
  If you haven't already noticed, many WordPress sites have a footer that says something like "Proudly powered by WordPress". I know, this one is blatantly obvious, but you'd be amazed how many websites have this signature, and it's definitely the quickest and easiest way to detect WordPress on a website.
• Append /wp-admin or /wp-login.php to the domain
  Login page URLs are one of the most reliable ways to determine if a website is powered by WordPress. In addition, if you add license.txt to a site's URL, you may get the WordPress license file.
• Explore the site's source code
  This is most likely the method you have used so far but it is also the most reliable. Analyze the source code to see if relevant files, such as js and css, are loaded from the /wp-content folder.
• Use one of the online tools
  There are also a range of online services, such as BuiltWith.com (https://builtwith.com/), Is It WordPress (https://www.isitwp.com/), and ScanWP.net (https://scanwp.net/) that can help you and actually do the job for you. Simply enter the domain you want to check at and hit Enter. Most of these tools can identify not only WordPress, but also the theme and plugins used on the website.
• Use browser extensions
  There are some browser extensions that can find out what CMS, platform or framework a website is using. Probably the most popular is Wappalyzer (https://www.wappalyzer.com/), available for almost all popular browsers.

I disagree with that. Your HTML and CSS experience might just be enough to create a fully functional website. HTML and CSS are the basic tools that all web developers start with and you don't need anything fancy to create a simple website.
After all, this is how we all did it before the age of dynamic websites and fancy front-end libraries started.

Of course, if you want to deal with contact forms, you'll need some server-side programming as well. Any server-side programming language would do, not just PHP. You could also opt for a third-party service or a ready-made script that integrates easily into your website. As a quick and dirty solution, you could even use Google Forms connected to a Google Sheet.

All I want to say is that, depending on the type of website and its intent, contact forms aren't always necessary. Many businesses, for example, already use chatbots and live chat to communicate with their customers on their websites.

You can install the extension on Chrome browser WordPress Theme Detector and Plugins Detector (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wordpress-theme-detector/jdflfokckhmchfpokjmpcoblghjngjja?hl=en)
Or you can check the website on some free tools like https://www.wpthemedetector.com/

Thank you so much, FatFork and examplens. I tested both the WordPress Theme Detector and the Wappalyzer extensions, and they are both excellent. While Wappalyzer is a more powerful tool that lets you identify the web technologies used on websites, WordPress Theme Detector is more WordPress focused and will assist you in analyzing WP features such as the theme and plugins used on the website.

If you want the most simple plus you know the CSS : bootstrap

Hello Brother i want to tell you that Nobody can create a Website without HTML, XHTML, CSS. Need some good knowledge about of this Following course.
But i see that many people Create a professional website without any Programming Language. They create their own website from web designer and they pay real money. So you can do it.

I follow this thread from the beginning and as far as I understand, OP wants to create a website by himself. He is a beginner in web development, for now, he just wants to learn more about web design technique. Also, is aware that a professional website will not come from the first version.
it is always the best solution and the easiest to hire experts, but sometimes people want to learn something new.

I guess OP is lost in vain. He wants an elegant and responsive design but on wordpress and he isn't capable of doing this by himself.

OP, I suggest you to have a look at themes on Themeforest or Envato Elements (or always check if anything you liked on Themeforest is available on Envato Elements cause this last one offers you unlimited access on their products for $16.50 months.

With the help of elementor, you can modify templates more likely the way you wish. I guess what you want is just a "landing page", so, html/css can be enough for you and you don't need to stick with wordpress.

If you think to doing by your self, may be use a CMS like Wordpress is enought for you. With Wordpress, You can try to building a website on your local server first. You can design as much as you like there.

For a professional design, you can buy a premium template on themeforest.net and install it on your local server. Usually a premium template include tutorial how to setting their template with your self.

When you think you has finish your web, you can rent a hosting and a domain like hostinger.com so that your website can run on the internet.

With Wordpress, may be you can create your prefessional web easly.

Actually he described the website as simple but with professional looking responsive design. Although this can be interpreted in different ways, from what I understand, he probably wants to make a simple landing page with information about his startup.




Once again, you do not need to know PHP or any other server-side programming language to build a professional looking website. And no one can convince me otherwise, since I have been in the website development business for over 25 years. This is not about dynamically generated content, but rather front-end design.

So, if you're still not convinced of the power of HTML5 and CSS3, take a look at some of the examples from awards sites like awwwards:
https://www.awwwards.com/websites/css3/

In all due respect, I must say that you have no clue what you're talking about.  ;)

The website I was referring to has absolutely nothing to do with ready-made templates. It is not a paid service but a showcase gallery of some of the best sites on the Internet.
"Awwwards are the Website Awards that recognize and promote the talent and effort of the best developers, designers and web agencies in the world."

It would be great if I could show you some of the award-winning websites my company did but this is neither the place nor the time, because I do not want to promote anyone here, and I prefer anonymity.

You don't have to apologize. Everything is fine. No harm has been done.
Everyone has the right to express their opinion here (whether right or wrong).  ;)

we do not know this and cannot claim that he is lost in vain. Also, we do not know how much is he capable of. he showed us nothing until now. I know some web designers from the beginning and also they knew nothing, it seemed as if they had no capability. but they still reached some level. So, everyone has their own start.
It's good that he asked for a suggestion here, but he also respects them. I guess he wants to learn, so any suggestion of "hire someone" is missed point in this thread.

As I mentioned before, I am a web developer myself, so this may seem like a conflict of interest, but I support anyone who wants to do something on their own. Hiring someone is not always the correct course of action. That way nobody would ever learn anything. It's about freedom of choice.

@Iron Fist, if you're still reading, please don't hesitate to ask for help when you get stuck. I'm happy to help if I can.

You should definitely seek professional help. Even if you are using wordpress style platforms, it will never look professional. If you don't need the backend, you won't be charged too high. I can support you in this regard. If you request, you can send me a private message.

if you want to hire a developer I am a developer You can send me an email or message here

Hi, in my opinion to create a website is easier than someone could think. I see different comments about to create it through Wordpress or Squarespace, etc. However, it would be better for you to create your own website from the scratch because of you will be able to control all about your website, from the content to the design. Taking into account that you have the basis of HTML and CSS code, it would be so easy for you. My tip is that you should search for any website template and study the code and the reason why the developer are employer each part of the code. I think this is the best way to learn how to design a website and to obtain your best!

Talking about my experience, some years ago I created my first webpages (feom the scratch) and having no knowledge of HTML nor CSS, but the result was better than expected. Nowadays, I have created more than 10 websites. For that reason, I think that the best way is to keep in mind that you are able to do it and start the website from the scratch.

Hope the comment was useful for you! For sure, do not hesitate to PM me if you need any help.

You can create a website for free in just a few minutes. However, there are limitations to this and you may not be 100% satisfied with the outcome of tossing something up in matter of minutes.  in most cases, you can expect to spend at least three to five days building your website. the exact amount of time depends on the complexity of what your creating and how fast you master the platform. but its a good baseline to have in mind if you're creating your first website.

Using services on fiverr. it will make it very easy for you, and you can focus on other things.

The most important even not html5 and css, the key of site interactivity is java script. You can check my website as reference. https://www.cryptocorrelator.com/ (https://www.cryptocorrelator.com/)
If you want to build a good looking unique and responsive website, you must not use any CMO and third party libraries.
You need to design website from scratch, so start to learn JavaScript.

To begin with, I would advise you to familiarize yourself with the topic of web programming in general (read articles, watch videos). If you don’t like coding, but you still need a website (for various reasons), then I advise you to turn to professionals in web development https://tech-stack.com/services/custom-software-development (https://tech-stack.com/services/custom-software-development)

I advise you to use Divi on Wordpress. Divi is the flagship product on Elegant themes, one of the most innovative WordPress theme shops around. Divi Builder, which was added in Divi 4.0, allows you to create your website on the frontend in real time.
In other words, you see your changes as they are made, which eliminates repeated trips to the server, saving you a lot of time.
All elements of the page are easily customizable; it's all point and click. If you want to move items, there is a drag and drop function at your disposal.

Nah!!! None of them are related to Op's problem, Op said he need help building a simple webpage and not migrate or do anything concerning Blockchain or web3 so I don't see any reason why you suggested those links for Op. You could have recommended sites like WordPress and since Op stated that time is not a factor that should be considered which means even if it's to learn the whole HTML5 he won't mind.

Hello! the most important questions here is whether the website will offer user interaction. This means, HTML, CSS, Photoshop, Illustrator etc. are great in order to design the website, but, if you want transactions, databases, chatting, email support etc., then it's a whole other story.

If you want a simple website then you can use Jimdo. It’s easy to use and has good templates. Wordpress, on the other hand, has more features and customization. These two are very helpful and both free to use.

Maybe it's just a matter of choosing which of these tools you should use for web design.

1. Click-up (https://clickup.com/)
2. Figma (https://www.figma.com/)
3. Wordpress (https://wordpress.org/)
4. Adobe (https://www.adobe.com/)
5. Wix (https://www.editorx.com/)
6. Marvel (https://marvelapp.com/)
7. Trello (https://trello.com/)
8. Webflow (https://webflow.com/)
9. Canva (https://webflow.com/)
10. Designmodo (https://designmodo.com/)

I hope this helps you, good luck

Source: https://clickup.com/blog/web-design-tools/

I was going to use Wordpress, but noticed that some people prefer Django. To be honest, I don't know much about this CMS. What do you think? Which tool is better?

This topic is intresting.

I would like to create webpage , with operation in (calculation) python and result should put on webpages.
I do not know html, javascript and other.

What you suggest?

I want to fly, but I have no wings. It's the same thing with you. You want to make a website, but you don't know how to do it. Unlike me, whose wings will never grow, you have a chance to realize your wish by learning the necessary programming languages.
The suggestion is obvious, start learning programming.
You certainly have another option, which is to pay someone who knows how to do what you want.

1. Choose a website builder or platform that suits your needs.
2. Select a domain name and web hosting provider.
3. Plan your website's structure and content.
4. Design your website using pre-made templates or customize it with your own style.
5. Add essential pages like Home, About, Contact, and any specific content you want.
6. Optimize your website for mobile devices and search engines.
7. Test and review your website for any errors or issues.
8. Publish your website for the world to see!

If you prefer a more customized and advanced website, consider partnering with a reputable custom software development company https://strandmanagement.com/. They can help you create a tailor-made website that meets your specific requirements and provides unique functionalities. Collaborating with experts can ensure a professional and polished end result.

As read where the OP said that there is no deadline for the project that they aren't in a haste. That simply means Op may not accomplish the project. Any project without duration is as good as not starting it.
If OP wants to make website themselves, they should learn the basics of HTML and CSS. With the knowledge of the above two, they can build Web site with plugins and that will be fine .

If you already read the first post, you might notice that the topic was started 2.5 years ago and that the OP has been inactive for a long time. I believe that any further discussion and "advice" to the OP is pointless because he obviously won't come to read it.

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Thanks for calling my attention to this. I think it will be fine if a moderator's attention could be called to this thread to lock it to avoid further unproductive discussion here.

Which extension or plugin did you use to display ..INACTIVE.. in the profile of OP?

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Excellent add-ons on the Bitcointalk forum, in addition to this inactive badge, there are many other useful things. I think that not all options are included in the default installation, so look in the extension settings.

I advise you to pay attention to WordPress.
When I was faced with the task of making my own website, where each page is a drawing guide, then I turned to WordPress. I don't have any knowledge of htms javasrict css, but thanks to this website builder, even a housewife will make a high-quality website. I especially liked the fact that you can install extensions (plugins) that will make life even easier.
For example, there is Yoast SEO - it perfectly helps in promotion, tells you which tags to add, how to place the text, so your pages will be easier to index.

I consistently take into account the scale of the business undertaking someone is engrossed in. If it's a substantial enterprise and you're tackling an extensive project, my suggestion is to opt for an all-inclusive website builder service, complete with its integrated SEO functionalities. The foremost rationale behind this is to streamline the workload you're focusing on.

However, in the case of a petite project where you're open to learning the ropes yourself, a dynamic fusion of YouTube tutorials and customizable templates such as Divi or Elementor would befit the occasion. Since we're talking about a diminutive venture, it's advisable to commence with a more modest hosting specification initially.

VPS providers like DigitalOcean or Vultr, with their most basic specifications, prove sufficiently adept for mastering the art of crafting a website from scratch.

And here's a YouTube channel that I recommend to sharpen your command over HTML and CSS skills: https://www.youtube.com/@GreatStackDev

1. WordPress
2. Bootstrap
3. Wix
4. Dreamweaver
5. Squarespace
6. Figma
7. Sketch 3
8. Adobe XD
9. InVision Studio
10. Framer X

I will give you this information for free. If you want to build a project, from the standpoint of your resources about HTML and CSS, I'll advice that you delegate that development to a designer. You have enough energy to push a project only at starting point, as you progress, you will understand that the in-betweens is more draining than the website you want to develop yourself, save yourself the stress since you can afford it and focus on more core features.

you can try to create a website using codeigniter and bootstrap. if you understand php and html, it shouldn't be difficult for you to build a website using these 2 frameworks. and it should be quite easy to use that framework compared to django, because there are many tutorials available on youtube and google that you can learn and they use php which the average programmer already understands.

WordPress is the go-to for making websites, dead simple to use. Django, from what I know, is for building hardcore web apps, not quite the same league. I'm not an expert, but I'm not even sure that Django even counts as a CMS. CMS is designed to help people with no coding skills. So, if you're all about content and want an easy website, stick with WordPress.

Hey, that's not right! Just because I said no deadlines doesn't mean I'm not working on the project. Haven't you ever had a side project that you work on in your spare time? So, even though web development isn't my main thing, I enjoy tinkering with something new and learning new things. Besides, I've already mentioned that I know something about HTML and CSS, so this isn't completely foreign to me.



Yeah, sorry about that! I forgot that this is a forum platform. I'm not overly used to this form of online communication. Although I regularly visited this forum to read new and interesting topics, I didn't log into the site. That's probably why you see me as an inactive user.

I don’t think it’s necessary to hire someone for something you can do. There’s a lot of websites out there that lets you create aesthetically pleasing yet functional webpages. A few that I’ve tried would be jimdo and wordpress. I find jimdo to be easier to navigate but both gives off relatively the same result. All you need is some creativity and you’re good to go.

You obviously have no clue about web business.
A selfmade site seldom reaches any place at the top of the foodchain. Why? Because to know how to build a site is only 25% of the entire bill.

How many people have succeded with selfmade sites? EBay yes about 25 years ago. The times for selfmade are clearly over.

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If you're looking to make a website for your business I'm available. I'll take care of the web host & email configs. If you're serious about your business send me details of what you want the design to be so I'll make it based on your info.

I can do it but I won't start working unless part of the payment's given in advance or paid in with escrow.


 

Probably the best thing to do for OP, I have done some of those Wix and Squarespace before and you need to have some sort of coding knowledge at the least to make it work or understanding how to design a website because, the drag and drop function of these website design platform is not totally true. WordPress definitely is a good one but OP needs to learn basic HTML5 and CSS to do some decent simple website on that if I recall correctly. And also OP, if you plan to design just a simple website then you are going to be fine with hiring someone because it is not a complicated ask for the web developer you might hire.

HTML and CSS is just the old basic knowledge if you want to create a website you must need to use the trend now like the Frameworks, example is the Vue.js for the single page structure, with c# background or PHP it depends on you its good to use the frameworks today because this makes your life now more easier than with the structure only of the HTML and CSS, if you are not quite sure with the skills you have I guess hiring is ideal but if you don't have budget its time to learn at your phase. World of web development is broad better to seek for more knowledge first and keep practicing so you don't waste this dream project.

Do you think is as easy as you said? Can you create a website from this website without a graphic skills? I believe for you to creat a reasonable website using this website, so skills will also be needed. Although nothing is too difficult to know if you can take your time to learn. If you don't have enough fund to hire someone to help you out, you can try the website they already mentioned and see how far you can go.

If the OP wanted CSS or HTML lessons there's sites where he could've hired coders to give tips. Some don't charge excessive payments.

I've offered to help the OP but he hasn't said anything. He's started the topic in 2021 so it's probable he isn't going to need the website or else he would've posted.

Its not a secret that nice websites don't sell well, There is a big difference between Social networks and Web, web has functions which are pretty usefull.
Its a big difference in sending out emails over a gmail account or a domain based account.

Why does this thread sound more like a development thread and also a web guidance thread than the OP.

Creating websites is easy to those who know how to and complex for those who don't and are not concerned about learnig it. Imagine building your own site and its done in a day using wordpress, its an easy task because you have the skills and expertise but for a newbie it isn't. I see OP is trying to lay his hands on something new so a guided process step will be better, although I believe OP should have used youtube than the forum

are there any other websites like suarespace?

Try WIX and if you want some more control then try Vercel

Thanks.

Since you posted this thread two years back in the January of 2021, i guess by now you should have finished this project and your website must be live by today ?
Is it or you are still planning to create a site ? By the way, if you are not able to create a simple site in these two years, i guess you must be busy in your other works (where you may get better revenue) and you still thinking to get this site done once you get time.

OfCourse you can outsource anyone to create a site for you if you do not have time and i guess you can check out different services being offered at the fiverr platform.

Yes it is and people need to start somewhere.
Once they have a shining sparkling web presence they see that no one else is seeing them.
Next step is ads, those ads perform badly as most first-done websites have not thought about color, font choices, proper pictures and much else. A properly done site neither is a guarantee to success via ads nowadays. Less than a few years back. 

Well nowadays it's really simple to create and design a simple website. Wordpress can be used for such work.

All you need is Elementor plugin , watch a couple of tutorials online and you're good to go ( i'd say within a day if you are a little tech savvy )

- get a domain & shared hosting ( most of them even provide free ssl now )
- login to cpanel - wordpress management and install a new wordpress instance
- you're already half way there
- get elementor plugin ( the free one has a lot of features , the pro one provides templates and what not )

The pro would be a good investment if you're keen to learn and make sites in the future for clients. You get to use their template library, their ai content generator and many more

Alternatively there are many AI websites builders out there too which can generate a website in a minute with just a few prompts. ( mostly paid )

Good luck !

Sure that would get him/her a website, one of about 1 000.000.000 active sites. But I guess that is not the reason behind having a website. To make the website a candidate  for an upper SERP position you need to know a little more.

Graphic design, colors, server, DNS , mails set up and a lot more. Depending which road you pursue.  Nowadays there are a lot of  all in one solutions which make having a nice shop or website an easy project. Still it's one website of about 1 000.000.000 active sites.

That's true but OP did ask about creating a simple site. As time is in his favor without deadlines, he can slowly learn with the basics and improve on his design capabilities. Elementor is a great tool for beginners.

The design and development of a basic website is the easy part, the difficult part is to secure it.

You should also find a good place to host it, to protect it from DDos attacks, which happens a lot.. if you are competition for other people out there that are doing the same thing.

Good luck with your project, be safe.

Try Framer + Figma , Buy Template - i think it's easiest way to build something fast

Now, with tools like Framer and Uizard, it has become a lot easier, and no-code platforms like Webflow help a lot. But it is also essential to understand the basics of the web design principles, to understand if the website is usable and the user is able to achieve their goals using it.

You can learn from references like

https://procreator.design/blog/website-redesign-tips-proposals-guide/
https://www.hotjar.com/website-redesign/tips/

Creating and designing a simple website involves several steps. Here's a basic guide to get you started:
1. You will have to plan Your Website by determining the aim and objective of your website and make a rough sketch or layout to itemize and consider what content you want to use, include or exclude and how you want to organise or arrange it.
2. You will also have to choose a Website Builder, template and tool that you will use in creation of the website.
3. You must Select a Domain Name that can be memorable and relevant to the name of your website.
4.Choose a Host Provider If you're using a website builder otherwise, you'll need to choose a different hosting provider to store your website files.
5. To design your website you must use the tools provided by your chosen platform to customize the design of your website.
6. Add  your preferred website with contents including text, images, videos, and other media and also sure that your content is well-written, relevant, and engaging.
7. Optimise and Improve your website's visibility in search engines by optimizing your content for relevant keywords, adding meta tags, and ensuring your site to be a mobile free website.
8. Before launching your website, test it on different devices and browsers to ensure that it looks and functions correctly.
9. Once you're satisfied with your website, publish it for the world to see.
10. Promote your website by Sharing it on social media, include it in your email signature, and use other marketing tactics to drive traffic to your site.
 Once everything is done you can now freely use and recommend it to the work to see and use...

There are so many SaaS applications out there giving you WYSIWYG editors with simple drag-and-drop features to create simple and even complex e-commerce projects.

You can simply choose either Wix or WordPress for websites and Shopify for e-commerce if you need to. Simple good to go.