[mtajim]

Lots of hosting company provide you with free website builder which is loaded with lots of templates , so do u use those builders to build your website , have u ever tried it

[vicki2]

When I first started out, I used templates on citymax.com and liked them. Recently, I helped a friend build one there and they've improved. They were so simple and good that there was never any reason to pay extra for someone there to build a site.

[capty99]

My first ever websites, years and years ago was through homestead.com if ya'll have ever heard of it. It was a free service that built its own WYSIWYG editor and it was pretty cool for someone learning code. The only problem with those services is normally they don't let you edit the code all the way, but nonetheless can be useful to those learning about design.

[mtajim]

Thats right , with pre made templates you dont get much freedom and when any error occurs you wont know where it started from

[aquariancore]

The problem is many of these templates are not fully editable. I have a friend that tried to put his business which charges $20,000 a job on one of those. To say the lest no web business.

[Rohitpatel]

Well I never used this service in past because of less freedom in this. My friend do this job for me without charging.

[SageMother]

With BMB I am using the templates provided by the host. I have done websites and did all that code by hand but don't thave the time for it these days, at least for my own things.

[vicki2]

You can build banners etc. with paint shop pro and insert them. Gives it an individualized look but the template makes it faster for the body too.