accessible website building solutions

2014-04-01 Thread Laurel and Stockard
Hi guys, So, upon discovering straight from the Samnet Socializer people that it's not built for the mac, not generally accessible with the mac, and not recommended for mac, I've decided not to buy. So, that brings me to my subject here. I was going to use Samnet for the personal website

Re: accessible website building solutions

2014-04-01 Thread Sarah k Alawami
I use wordpress for all of my website building needs. this is basically a cms and the back end is very very accessible with the mac. I don't know css or I could adjust culors and stuff, but to try it out you could host your site at wordpress.com if you don't feel comfortable self hosting it.

Re: accessible website building solutions

2014-04-01 Thread Laurel and Stockard
Hey Sarah, thanks for the information! Does anybody know anything about a website building service called Ipage? I believe their website is www.ipage.com My father uses that for his website, but I'm not sure how accessible that one is. My father said I might be able to use that along with

Re: accessible website building solutions

2014-04-01 Thread Travis Siegel
Wordpress is free. It doesn't get any cheaper than that. Wordpress isn't what costs money, it's the hosting/domain name registration that costs. There's several places that offer hosting services, many of which offer wordpress as well, so check around before committing to a service. Also,

Re: accessible website building solutions

2014-04-01 Thread Sarah k Alawami
You can get a free wordpress.com account and use wordpress for your website. You will have to turn off the visual editor by vo space on the html editor part. Now that tiny mcd is coming in a later update of wp set to be released in about 15 or so days things will be a lot easier to use. Take

Re: accessible website building solutions

2014-04-01 Thread JAKE JOEHL
Drupal is also said to be very accessible. That’s the platform on which the new website for my volunteer job was going to be built. At the beginning of last year a former coworker of mine sent me a half-built login page for our new site, and it was very accessible in Windows but not at all on