Welcome to Site Beginner and thanks for visiting my about page.<\/p>\n
The aim of this site is to help both beginner and intermediates to understand how websites work and how easy they are to get up and running – once you know how. With so many different approaches it can be confusing to decide exactly how you build a site.<\/p>\n
If you are unsure what HTML code is and have no idea how to even buy a domain name<\/a>, let alone figure out how to make a website appear on it then this site is for you<\/em>.<\/p>\n There are lots of people out there who want to start a website for business, for a friend or family member or even a personal hobby. But they don't know how. SiteBeginner.com aims to simply and demystify this process.<\/p>\n Quick tip:<\/strong> Be very careful of free website builders that let you design the page using a visual editor. These will quite often have restrictions if you ever need to move the site, and the actual code may not be best practice or accessible – which means you'll have a hard job to be found in search engines!<\/p>\n I don't charge for the use of SiteBeginner.com and want the content to remain free for anybody to use as they see fit. I will occasionally recommend products and services (like Budget Web Hosting<\/a>) that pay me a commission if you buy them. You are not obliged to follow these recommendations and I only recommend products I've used myself.<\/p>\n I run a variety of different websites – not just this one. Below is a list of tools and services I use to manage my websites:<\/p>\n If you are just looking to make a website quickly and want to get started, you should visit\u00a0my comprehensive guide How to Create a Website: The Complete Beginner\u2019s Guide<\/strong><\/a> will tell you everything you need to know to get a site online.<\/p>\n Some of my other popular tutorials include:<\/p>\nSiteBeginner.com is free as in beer<\/h4>\n
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