2 Examples
I've lately been building most of these sites on Blogger, since:
(a) They allow multiple user IDs for the website, which means the owner can have one or more login IDs, and I can have my own login ID to assist them with editing. When they no longer need my assistance, they reduce my privileges or remove my privileges entirely.
(b) They allow you to easily BACK UP the website to a ".xml" file.
(c) The blogs have the financial backing of Google -- i.e. more stability hopefully.
(d) They don't limit the number of websites you can build. Weebly limits you to two, and Yola limits you to five.
A. Blogger Examples (Google)
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B. More Blogger Examples
| Weebly
You can see other examples built by other people in the "changing box" at the bottom center of the Weebly.com home page. Comments: This is my preferred site at the moment for appearance. It's limited, but simple to use.
Yola This website, 'BilltownWeb.com', is an example built by me, using Yola. You can see examples built by other people on the 'Yola Featured Sites' page.Microsoft Office Small Business These pages work nice -- EXCEPT after adding Google Analytics code, the pages seem to have a tendency to "hang" when loaded with Internet Explorer. Some example these are linked on the "Example Page on MS Office web page", but be WARNED, this page may "hang" if you're using Internet Explorer (use FireFox). |
E. Getting Divorced From Billtown Web BilltownWeb registers the domain name in YOUR name, and provides YOU with the user-id and password to control it. Thus if you find a system in the future that better suits you needs for a web page, you can simply "redirect" your domain name to the new web page, at the new location. Examples
E. "Out-Of-Service" BilltownWeb Pages |
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