Creating a Website

Alex Damian · 08-25-2016

Hey, I want to create a website for a game I am developing right now. I want a very easy-to-use and flexible website creator. When I say flexible, I want to be able to make the website itself more appealing to everyone when they first visit it, kind of like delteria.net. Do you have any recommendations?

Ivy · 08-26-2016

I would personally use Wix.

Sardon · 08-26-2016

I don't make sites too often but I used wordpress.
Very basic though but good enough for the site I was making which was for my guild.

Thallen · 08-26-2016

Weebly 100%

Admiral · 08-26-2016

I use HostGator to host my website, and made it with WordPress - very easy!

There's also SquareSpace which I've heard is pretty good.

Eugeen · 08-26-2016

I'd suggest weebly. With a bit of knowledge you can make a fully customized website and you won't be stuck to use those premade templates like most sites

Asaiki · 08-27-2016

Wix is better, I think. I'm planning on purchasing or making my own site portfolio/blog/forum type of thing in the future.

Ivy · 08-27-2016

Posted by Asaiki

Wix is better, I think. I'm planning on purchasing or making my own site portfolio/blog/forum type of thing in the future.

I would love to see you do patroon

Colin · 08-27-2016

Posted by Asaiki

Wix is better, I think. I'm planning on purchasing or making my own site portfolio/blog/forum type of thing in the future.

I think Adobe Portfolios is probably one of the best portfolio builders, the service is free so long as you have any active adobe service and adobe offers a lot of great products.

Here is an example of something I set up in roughly 10-15 minutes(sorry if photo is big - my res is 3000x2000):

It also only took 5 minutes to set it up so to access this page they just have to type yourname.com.

Emera · 08-28-2016

If you would like a custom website put together with hosting and monthly maintenance costs included, send me a message on here and we can discuss it as it's a service I provide.

It'll give you a lot more flexibility than a Weebly site as you'll have full creative control.

Albie · 08-28-2016

Posted by Colin

(sorry if photo is big - my res is 3000x2000)

well aren't you cool

Jent · 08-31-2016

Try weebly. Really easy to use.

Playerlol · 08-31-2016

Use Wordpress it's very easy to set up and completely customizable with many many plugins and different themes.

delteria.net is build with bootstrap i think (correct me if i am wrong) it's a more complicated and a bit more knowledge is required.

Message me if you need help with Wordpress.

Hugop · 09-09-2016

Seriously, why don't you just learn HTML/CSS/php/JS/CS instead? No offence, but the fact that many "Website Builders" exist is just bad.

When you build a website, you need to care about SEO. Site speed affects SEO, this is one of many reasons why you shouldn't use a website builder. If you want to make a blog, go ahread and use WordPress. If you want to make a wiki page, use MediaWiki, but if you want to create a website, use Notepad and do some coding!

Once you get used with margins, paddings and borders, website creation is easy using HTML/CSS, styling wise. Rest is some php to do queries and fix security and JavaScript of CoffeeScript to make effects and checks. In my opinion, it is more easier to use all those programming languages I mentioned than GS2.

Admiral · 09-09-2016

Posted by Hugop

Seriously, why don't you just learn HTML/CSS/php/JS/CS instead?

This, and then afterwards, why not go learn a foreign language so you can host your website in another language as well as english to increase accessibility?

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Alex Damian Developerツ Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: ga Posts: 838	Creating a Website Hey, I want to create a website for a game I am developing right now. I want a very easy-to-use and flexible website creator. When I say flexible, I want to be able to make the website itself more appealing to everyone when they first visit it, kind of like delteria.net. Do you have any recommendations?

08-26-2016	2
Ivy Earning Unix dem stacks Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: In a fox hole somewhere Posts: 7,391	I would personally use Wix.

08-26-2016	3
Sardon Deus Vult Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Le Canada Posts: 3,811	I don't make sites too often but I used wordpress. Very basic though but good enough for the site I was making which was for my guild.

08-26-2016	4
Thallen Enguard & Alumni Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 5,773	Weebly 100%

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Admiral Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 2,912	I use HostGator to host my website, and made it with WordPress - very easy! There's also SquareSpace which I've heard is pretty good.

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Eugeen Banned Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 4,173	I'd suggest weebly. With a bit of knowledge you can make a fully customized website and you won't be stuck to use those premade templates like most sites

08-27-2016	7
Asaiki 🌟Inomi🌟 Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 2,496	Wix is better, I think. I'm planning on purchasing or making my own site portfolio/blog/forum type of thing in the future.

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Emera Nerd Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Berlin Posts: 3,825	If you would like a custom website put together with hosting and monthly maintenance costs included, send me a message on here and we can discuss it as it's a service I provide. It'll give you a lot more flexibility than a Weebly site as you'll have full creative control.

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Jent Ol' West Join Date: Jun 2015 Posts: 400	Try weebly. Really easy to use.

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Playerlol Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 98	Use Wordpress it's very easy to set up and completely customizable with many many plugins and different themes. delteria.net is build with bootstrap i think (correct me if i am wrong) it's a more complicated and a bit more knowledge is required. Message me if you need help with Wordpress.

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Hugop Banned Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 804	Seriously, why don't you just learn HTML/CSS/php/JS/CS instead? No offence, but the fact that many "Website Builders" exist is just bad. When you build a website, you need to care about SEO. Site speed affects SEO, this is one of many reasons why you shouldn't use a website builder. If you want to make a blog, go ahread and use WordPress. If you want to make a wiki page, use MediaWiki, but if you want to create a website, use Notepad and do some coding! Once you get used with margins, paddings and borders, website creation is easy using HTML/CSS, styling wise. Rest is some php to do queries and fix security and JavaScript of CoffeeScript to make effects and checks. In my opinion, it is more easier to use all those programming languages I mentioned than GS2.