Looking for great diy website builder...

[blyink]

I have tried several and don't like them. I have tried site4u, citymax, homestead, yahoo, and sitestudio. Oh and sitecube.com. It seems that you dont' get alot of font options with these programs. Can anyone recommend another website builder with an option for flash intro?

TIA!!

[EC]

What do you mean font options? The options you have are limited by what the browser software supports, not the program you build your website in.

[Broacher]

Are you implying here that DIY must equal free?

[Emmanize]

Why don’t you just hirer someone? Surely quality counts here?

However in reply to your question, freewebs are good.
www.freewebs.com (http://www.freewebs.com)

[JPnyc]

Are you implying here that DIY must equal free?
Well I've yet to charge myself.

[EC]

A lot of people on this board use a free "diy website builder" nothing wrong with that. It's called Notepad. lol

[Emmanize]

Oh right lol. I thought they meant places like geocities where they make the site themselves lol

[EC]

could be. that's more a web host, but I know there are some all-in-one situations out there where you get to go through a wizard and build your site on the fly, and it's hosted right there too.

probably the wrong forum for that kind of information though.

[jlknauff]

Can anyone recommend another website builder with an option for flash intro?Yeah, learn XHTML+CSS and flash.

[JPnyc]

Lots of hosts offer web building tools. godaddy does. I've never used em but they have em.