Can anyone create a website for me???

[mustang_boy]

I have a current website and would like to have someone seriously update it. I would amagine you will need to create a complete website, I have most of the info for it, Thanks!

214-551-5356

[8mpg]

what kind of website and how much you lookin to spend? I know a couple people ranging from easy to guys that start at $1500

[Yellowstang]

a website for what? get Micorsoft front page, easy as pie to make web pages.

[usmcluke]

[QUOTE=8mpg]what kind of website and how much you lookin to spend? I know a couple people ranging from easy to guys that start at $1500[/QUOTE]
I haven't forgot about you. I have been very busy the past few days. I should have something for you by Friday.

To the OP...I do, but I ain't free, what is the site for?

[8mpg]

[QUOTE=usmcblown4.6]I haven't forgot about you. I have been very busy the past few days. I should have something for you by Friday.

To the OP...I do, but I ain't free, what is the site for?[/QUOTE]

its cool man, no rush

[idrivea4banger]

ill do it for a six pack

[mustang_boy]

my current website is www.ntmobilemechanics.com I have several other advertisements out there and they have much nicer appearance. my neighbor made my current site, so I dont have a clue how much they cost, not wanting to spend a lot of money, naturally. thanks!

[usmcluke]

3 static pages will usually run you around $700.00.

[BigPapa]

damn i kow how to make web pages. if i only had the program for it i could make some money. i never knew it cost so much to get one made.

[CobraChic]

You could use yahoo page builder for that type of a site. And pay a lil extra for it to point to your own domain.

[usmcluke]

[QUOTE=BigPapa]damn i kow how to make web pages. if i only had the program for it i could make some money. i never knew it cost so much to get one made.[/QUOTE]
Frontpage really isn't going to cut it at a professional level. The code created by FP is pretty dirty and full of crap, which leads to poor site performance. Its OK for static pages but the good sites with content that brings you back time and again are all dynamic. They change based on your browsing habits and to ensure that you don't get bored with the site. The only right way to do those kinds of things is to use database driven content. When you get into DB driven sites the complexity and amount of code needed increases. With that comes cost. Average billing rate for a good developer is 75.00/hr. Sometimes more and sometimes less. You can find people to do it cheaper but you get what you pay for.

[01WhiteCobra]

[QUOTE=BigPapa]damn i kow how to make web pages. if i only had the program for it i could make some money. i never knew it cost so much to get one made.[/QUOTE]


Us old schoolers find notepad works just fine.

[8mpg]

[QUOTE=BigPapa]damn i kow how to make web pages. if i only had the program for it i could make some money. i never knew it cost so much to get one made.[/QUOTE]

LOL...my business website is going to cost me $1500-2000 and apparently its a good deal :D

[mustang_boy]

definetly not wanting to spend that much right now. I guess just updating the main page would be good enough.

[The Big Matt]

here's a 5 minute template i did...

[mustang_boy]

i like that, something along that line would work great, i have me own logo that needs to go into aswell.

[Almoststock]

Madsci Keeps up my site for me his page is www.dogslifemedia.com maybe he could help.