Web Design Beginner

I already have an idea on the domain & etc. But it a SNS hosting site better suited then a regular hosting site? And would I need PHP to make user accounts on the site? I have dream weaver would that cover it? How do I make the accounts etc? Thank you very much!

they have prices that are not too expensive but I would say over rated. How would you find a good reliable wholesale clothing distributor to be able to sell clothes at a more affordable price?

There is very overwhelming information on the internet & I would like to know of legitimate sites that will not charge me to learn this information. I’m looking to get into website design to start a new career at home. Since being a part of “reduction of force” I’m left to figure out something new. With 3 small children I would like to continue to stay home & make a living. Any information anyone can provide that would help me understand a world that seems so complicated would be deeply appreciated. I know I can learn it I’m just overwhelmed with the lingo. Thank you for you help.

I just recently had a great idea for a website. I already looked up the domain & it’s not taken. I know you have to pay for your domain. I’m looking for a professional way that’s secure that won’t get hacked. Does anyone know any good professionals that build & set up websites for you? Or is there a certain procedure or steps I need to take?
I have all the ideas ready to go
Thanks

Im looking to create a poker website that can generate real rooms, with hosting & support, & has real money poker tables, anyone know any sites
cheaper the budget the better…
thanks

I dont know if I should spend money for a website when I can use ebay for little cost. But if more money is to be made by making my own website, then I would probably get one

I would like to start a website with a service that people have to pay for.How do i go about getting a paypal account or something on there. So that it is safe & easy for them

The content is already all there, just need to redesign the site to make it look more like 2007 & less like 1997. What’s a fair price to ask?

<<Contractor or Scapegoat? Keys to Successful Contracting
By Georgina Laidlaw
February 17th 2005
Reader Rating: 9.2
It seemed like a great opportunity at the time. A business acquaintance contacted you with the offer of some contract work. It sounded perfect: you'd get to work on the project you'd always dreamed of without taking on any of the client management hassles that freelancers usually face. You'd deal only with the project manager, do great work, get paid, & it would all be sweet.
But now you're working round-the-clock to get the work to the client on time, despite the fact that the job bears barely any resemblance to the project you initially discussed. The scope keeps creeping, the bug alerts are coming in thick & fast, you're three months past the original deadline, the clients are getting antsy even though they're yet to provide you with various pieces of required information … & when (if!) you ever get finished, you're only going to be paid what you originally estimated before work commenced (and things got out of hand).
If you've ever contracted for someone else, you know how hard it can be to keep a grip on the project. When you find your own freelance clients, though you must endure the client management burden, you also enjoy the benefits of controlling the relationship. But often, when freelancers contract for someone else, it becomes difficult to maintain that level of control. They find themselves in the position of "resource", rather than "respected professional", & things spiral out of control from there.
At the same time, in the unpredictable world of Web design or development, things can — & do — go wrong. And all too often, the sub-par project manager points the finger at his or her contracted staff, crying "the contractor did it!" Too frequently, contractor equals scapegoat.
The good news is: it doesn't have to be this hard! Independent designers & developers can protect themselves from the perils of contracting … once they understand why these problems arise, & grasp the tactics required to combat them.
This article aims to explain some of the common pitfalls & identify the tactics you can take to protect yourself the next time you find yourself in the questionable position of "project resource".
First, we'll look at the kinds of situations in which the trusting contractor can unwittingly set themselves up to be exploited. We'll then talk solutions, showing exactly how each tactic can help you answer tough questions from your project manager or clients themselves.
The Problem
Often, contractors feel like they have little or no control over a project — as we discussed above, they feel as if they're "just a resource". This feeling can increase in a number of circumstances — circumstances that contractors should work to avoid! Let's take a look at them now.
Inaccurate or Nonexistent Specifications or Briefings
Often, the client & project manager want to start work as soon as possible. So you have a meeting, scope out the project in a very rough sense, & then someone asks you how long it will be before you can "get something to us".
In other cases, the project manager will go away, write up a spec — a spec that may or may not be as specific as you would ideally like — & have it signed off by the client before you've even had a chance to ask questions. Or perhaps you just dislike the scoping process, and, itching to get started, begin before the project has been specified in detail.
Obviously, this is a recipe for disaster. Projects need clear scoping and, though it might seem dull now, nailing down the finer details of exactly how the product inventory administration system/Latest News Calendar functionality/search facility is required to work will pay off — big — when the going gets tough.
Scope Creep
This problem is so common that it barely needs discussion, yet its prevalence in the Web industry indicates that many people — from those in big organizations right down to independent freelancers — still struggle with scope creep.
Naturally, a clear, formally agreed-upon project spec goes a very long way to solving this problem, but keeping the client on a tight reign throughout the development process is also critical. Problems can arise, though, when you're "only the contractor" & don't have ready access to — or sway over — the client.
Lack of Agreement on Deadlines or Unreasonable Deadlines
The client said "I want a May launch", the project manager relayed this to you, & you said, "no problem." Now you're wondering what on earth you were thinking!
Perhaps scope creep has added months to the delivery timeframe. Perhaps you were researching the development as you went and, in the absence of a clear development plan, you now find yourself scratching through thousands of lines of sketchy code that was really only ever intended to be used for the project prototype but now com

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I’ve always admired that website, & i know it took tons of hard work & a ton of people to make it happen.
But like exactly what are the requirements?
eg. Money. (Estimate), Degree?, time?,etc.
Thanks.

Will it problem arise or not? Actually my website should be developed. So i would like to put top ten companies advertisement without their approval. Nothing i did wrong. I helped to that companies too. Is it illegal?. If i posted, if the company asks me, why? what to do? Just i remove the ad which whatever company asks.. Is it good or not?

If my buddy was having a home page design contest for his website, how would i first off, make it. & secondly how would he make it his sites main page if he selected it?
And is there any way i could add details to it? like moving effects etc..make my own background for the site or w/e

Well, heres a good way to go about it…!
Wellington, Aug 23 (ANI): Fashion conscious women wouldn’t dare to wear the same dress for more than one occasion, but India-born Sheena Matheiken has been wearing the same black dress with different accessories for the more than 100 days, & setting a new trend.
A creative director at a web-design company in Midtown, Matheiken has been wearing the same dress with different accessories like think patterned tights, funky hats, glittering jewels & retro footwear for the past 110 days.
And she intends to wear it every day until May 1, 2010.
Sheena actually has seven identical dresses, one for each day of the week in 2009-10, created by her friend, a little-known New York designer named Eliza Starbuck.The dress is a button-up, cotton shift that can be worn front & back or as an open tunic over pants, tights or shorts.
With no experience in fashion, Matheiken came up with the idea as a way of raising money for not-for-profit organisation the Akanksha Foundation, which helps educate poor children in India by paying for the compulsory uniforms & other educational expenses that can prevent children from going to school.
Matheiken posts a picture every day of how she is wearing the “uniform” & within 100 days, she had raised about 10,000 dollars.”This is about making it fun & finding a way to blend style & sustainability. These two things don’t have to be mutually exclusive. It’s all about getting creative,” Stuff.co.nz quoted Matheiken as telling essentialStyle magazine.
“We have been inundated with emails from people who want to donate accessories from their closets & design custom pieces for the uniforms. It’s been incredible,” she added.”The hats & plumes, the dickys & drapes, the shoes & slips, the belts & brooches – much of what you will see are byproducts of my cyber-stalking on eBay & Etsy, backed by visits to the many local vintage boutiques, thrift stores & flea markets of New York,” she said on her website.
The exercise has become an international phenomenon & Matheiken & Starbuck are now planning to put the dress on the market to further their fund-raising efforts. (ANI)

my husband wants to start designing web sites for online companies & such..he needs a name for his site…..

i need a website which could create free resume. Anyone with experience in creating resume online, please help me.. i welcome any friends who could give me ideas & plans to create a beautiful resume. thank you.

I Have a great idea for a website similar to fmylife. I want to make the format somewhat like rate my professor where you can login & post comments about about something specific. How much would this type of thing cost to run, & how much time/effort & skill would be needed to start this type of website. Any advice would be great.

I want a free baby website that can allow me to upload pictures, videos, blogging & easy to share. Ive made some searching & found out those websites that meet my requirement are requiring me to pay some fees. I want to look for any free baby website before I go for the paid one. Your answer is very much appreciated. Thank you.

And what is the minimum age to do that, I know that there is not a lot of money in it, I am making a website anyway & I was wondering if I can put ads in it.

I have gone to many interviews & here are some of the tough questions that I had to answer, how would you answer these?
1. Ive seen that you have done more contract work, why would you like to work full-time for us(I am applying as a Web Developer & Multimedia Designer for a Tech company)?
2.Should I answer an open or negotiable range when they ask what is my salary range that I expect from them?
3. Most of the interviewers that I spoke think I am more of a designer but I can develop web applications based on my works posted on my online portfolio. Should I explain why I wanted to move forward towards the web development aspect on my career?
4. Any other programming skills that I can learn today so I can become a better web developer?