If the website is the goal, rather than a tool for learning web development, then one of the sites like wix.com have drag-and-drop editors built in. The site mentioned is hosted on weebly.com, so would be an obvious choice.
On Thursday, September 10, 2015, Nick Thompson <[email protected] <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','[email protected]');>> wrote: > Dear Friammers, > > > > My grandson was inspired by this website, > > > > http://www.reptilesofcolorado.com/amphibians-of-colorado.html > > > > to want to do a website of his own, and asked for my help. I have done > three Websites in my time, the most recent a few years ago using Google > Sites. I found it adequate for my needs, but Google has the attention span > of a gnat, and I assume they have not changed it and that a lot has changed > in the environment since I last used it. > > > > So, I am asking if anybody out there recommends a simple website > development tool, preferably free but not necessarily free, on which I > could help him develop a site. For his age (12) he is remarkable nature > artist and a pretty good photographer, so it cannot be a kiddie thing. > > > > Any thoughts? > > > > N >
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