Support for Indie Authors discussion

I've been very satisfied with weebly until recently, when it became very slow in loading the first page. Once you get there it loads other pages quickly. I don't know if it's some setting on my computer that changed, or if it's trouble with weebly. But you might take a look at it, and even set up a free site just to see if you'd like it.

I've heard good things about Wix. I also use Weebly and like it well enough, but sometimes it seems to have these hiccup moments, such as this one time when I couldn't create any links. Plus trying to put images and text in all the right places has been a bit of a pain, but that could just be me and my lack of web-creation foo.

I know very little about web design so I can't say anything about more involved personal effects, but when it came to the resources the site provided -fiddliness of placement aside - I found the site to be fairly easy to use. But it does take some experimenting and exploring. For example, it took me a while to not only discover that the site had a plethora of fonts but how to access those fonts.

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ok, I have WordPress and all kinds of plugins, etc. no problems. if you want to check it out i am at
http://www.marycriswellcarpenter.com

We all have different criteria for how we want to present ourselves. I have no website building experience but my own, everything on it is free. My host site is privately owned, but I can check to see if he wants more customers.

I have spent some time working with Godaddy. I sort of have things under control. The controls are reasonably intuitive, but it's still a learning curve. You may want to check my work in progress at www.andresmann.com

V.M. wrote: "hmm... was also looking into Adobe Muse (too expensive & not mobile friendly), Squarespace (limited designs) and a host of others...

Will investigate Weebly. Here's a question for you, how's the administrative end of it look? Is it easy to set up pages & effects? ..."

It's the only website I've had, so I don't know how it compares to others, but I find it relatively easy to do what I want. And if I can do it...well, you know.

Administration with GoDaddy is fairly easy. If you can do what you want using your present setup, I suggest that you stick with it.