Cheap web development

[Alexandre.]

Hello I'm Bigs, I started learning web development yesterday with a 200$ course, I need a person to order a small static website (non responsive) so I can properly practice and learn.
For sure it will be super cheap, but don't expect me making it on a short deadline or on the first try. What is a static website? It's a website just for information, no logins. There is a way to show if your server is online or not though with a tool.

How can I order? Just add me on discord TheBigs67#3704.

I only take 1 order at the time.

Kind regards,

Bigs

 

[Callam]

You don't need someone to purchase a website from you for you to learn.

Goodluck with learning and with sales I guess

 

[Alexandre.]

You don't need someone to purchase a website from you for you to learn.

Goodluck with learning and with sales I guess

I got told to get a goal, I don't have any personal needs right now so I was offering cheap websites (around 7$ to pay me my monthly nitro)

 

[Kuchy]

There's so many sites you can make without the need of a client. First start out small then start working your way up to larger projects.

Here's what I did when learning (don't use a pre-made theme):
- Using bootstrap, create a portal page
- Using bootstrap create a one pager with 5 sections
- Get off of bootstrap and create a portal page (different look than bootstrap)
- Get off of bootstrap and create a one pager with 5 sections (different look than bootstrap)
- No bootstrap, create a multipager for whatever you want. Minimum of 3 pages

Grab anything you need to make the site from Google

Now compare the bootstrap and non bootstrap designs and see how you can improve the responsiveness, style, and layout on either.

Now that you completed some small projects to use in your portfolio you can possibly take on client work. You can't jump straight to earning money after learning HTML and CSS in a day. It's easy to learn the code but difficult to properly use it. At most you should offer this for free to build up your new skill.


Just some tips you should look at. Obviously you don't have to listen to me, which most people do when someone tries to help, but it's completely up to you.

Best of luck!

 

[Alexandre.]

There's so many sites you can make without the need of a client. First start out small then start working your way up to larger projects.

Here's what I did when learning (don't use a pre-made theme):
- Using bootstrap, create a portal page
- Using bootstrap create a one pager with 5 sections
- Get off of bootstrap and create a portal page (different look than bootstrap)
- Get off of bootstrap and create a one pager with 5 sections (different look than bootstrap)
- No bootstrap, create a multipager for whatever you want. Minimum of 3 pages

Grab anything you need to make the site from Google

Now compare the bootstrap and non bootstrap designs and see how you can improve the responsiveness, style, and layout on either.

Now that you completed some small projects to use in your portfolio you can possibly take on client work. You can't jump straight to earning money after learning HTML and CSS in a day. It's easy to learn the code but difficult to properly use it. At most you should offer this for free to build up your new skill.


Just some tips you should look at. Obviously you don't have to listen to me, which most people do when someone tries to help, but it's completely up to you.

Best of luck!

Thank you I'll consider the tip!