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For what it's worth I use Serif Webplus. My site is nothing to write home about and I'm just about to jazz it up with some images etc and make it look a bit more professional, but at least it only cost a few quid to produce. The latest edition of Webplus (10) produces better output than earlier versions and has some more built-ins. They're a hard sell company but you can get a lot of software (eg. cheap DTP, Flash generator etc) with a deal, if you need it.
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NiceOriginally posted by DimPrawnOkay, I'll do it.
HTHPHP Code:<html><head><title>I am an IT contractor</title></head>
<body>
<h1>Hire me</h1>
<p>Highly skilled IT contractor for hire. Specialist skills include HTML.</p>
</body>
</html>
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Okay, I'll do it.
HTHPHP Code:<html><head><title>I am an IT contractor</title></head>
<body>
<h1>Hire me</h1>
<p>Highly skilled IT contractor for hire. Specialist skills include HTML.</p>
</body>
</html>
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Originally posted by Baobabyou could buy your website prebuilt as a template from these guys.
http://www.perfectory.com/
I haven't used them myself but a friend who runs a small business did and was pleased with the outcome.
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Or....
....just put in "Free business web templates" into G**gle.
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you could buy your website prebuilt as a template from these guys.
http://www.perfectory.com/
I haven't used them myself but a friend who runs a small business did and was pleased with the outcome.
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And be prepared for an unpleasant surprise - professional looking websites cost a professional amount of money (more than most contractors are prepared to pay, anyway).
And after the amount of time I've been designing my website, quite right too. It's not all graphics & fonts...
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I have a friend who does layout and design, including logos. If anyone wants to contract his services, let me know.Originally posted by malandriHello all,
Any recommendations on companies that do websites, cy logos and cy stationery? I have found some in google but I would be interested to know some personal experiences from people on this forum. Initially, I thought of making the website myself, however, I am not gifted enough to make it look as professional as I would like it to be
Many thanks
Malandri, just drop me a PM with your requirements when you're ready and I'll forward it on to him for him to give you a rough idea of cost.
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I think it is . I have seen it a lot, not in this forum thoughOriginally posted by MarillionFanis cy a standard way of shortening company or are you just a git?
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I am an IT contractor already. If you have nothing to say, say nothing instead of wasting your time, but again, you might have plenty of time to kill, in which case, I will be waiting for a similar ironic reply. Don't expect an answer again though!Originally posted by DiestlSo you can't build a website but want to be an IT contractor....hmm.Last edited by malandri; 27 August 2006, 12:55.
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