Free Website Creation?

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I just want to create a simple website where I can speak my mind and have fun. I don't care about domains. I don't want domains. I just want a simple site to just talk and enjoy. Anyone know a place to create a free website or if I were to use a domain, anyone know where I can get one free without pay? I saw weebly and all these weird domains but I did not like very much cuz they costed money.
 
weebly is free and so is webs. also you can make a co.cc domain and use that to directly link to your weebly account (this is what i do for one of my sites)
 
On a sidenote, can someone suggest a guide/site to creating snappier looking (web 2.0 but argh i hate terms like that) design for a webpage? I have access to Dreamweaver, and I have forgotten any HTML or Java I once knew years ago.

I'd like to have my site integrated with Twitter, and also allow RSS feeds to pickup on new posts.
 
jesterscourt said:
On a sidenote, can someone suggest a guide/site to creating snappier looking (web 2.0 but argh i hate terms like that) design for a webpage? I have access to Dreamweaver, and I have forgotten any HTML or Java I once knew years ago.

I'd like to have my site integrated with Twitter, and also allow RSS feeds to pickup on new posts.

web 2.0 style websites require a CMS (content management system) running on a webserver with PHP and MYSQL, features you only find in paid hosting. having said that hosting with that can be found for as little as £1 a month
 
UltraMagnus said:
web 2.0 style websites require a CMS (content management system) running on a webserver with PHP and MYSQL, features you only find in paid hosting. having said that hosting with that can be found for as little as £1 a month
Many many many free web hosts have PHP and MySQL, infact pretty much anything not called "Freewebs" would have these features.
 
Try it with hpage.com
It's very easy and you are ready for taking off with an own address and you have 300 MB storage space for free. More then 300 professional design templates and unlimited possibilities to extend your free website.
 

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