Looking for a low cost website that looks great...
I am needing a professional website soon for my photography. A legit website and not any of that .tk nonsense. I need something where I can showcase my work in a gallery (Several different galleries), sell my work, and have live updates about my travel. Maybe something similar to the Peter Lik website,
Peter Lik USA - Fine Art Photographer and Luxury Photography.
Any ideas?
Your best bet is to get someone to design one for you; although it won't be cheap.
So wait, what?
Are you looking to buy hosting or a webpage design?
You need a domain, try godaddy.com
Cheap hosting, perhaps hostgator.com
Either design it yourself or find/buy a photography theme, see themeforest.net
I mentioned GoDaddy for domain registration, not web hosting.
If you're going to make a claim like that you have to at least substantiate it. I've never had an issue with Godaddy for domain registration in 10+ years.
They are more expensive and backed SOPA?
Like, I assume you didn't miss the huge shitstorm where half the Internet, including Wikipedia, transferred their domains away from GoDaddy because of how shitty they are?
It's not like registrars differ that heavily. There are plenty with good service that aren't shit holes.
I'd use 1and1 except I prefer paying with PayPal instead of CC. Besides that, I think they're the best domain registrar.
I use my PP MasterCard for 1and1 so it's still kind of like using PayPal.
I use namecheap for domain registrations (pay the extra $3-$5 for whois guard if you are worried about privacy), and my host depends on what I'm doing. I use WebFaction for the ease of use for Python web apps, plus it has a ton of other frameworks that can be easily installed. It can work for a normal website as well, though for that you might want to consider HostGator or one of the others. Normally a host that is going to be affordable will be putting you onto a shared server, which basically means you and however other many people they decide will be using the same server resources. Webfaction and hostgator should only run about $5-$8 a month, and namecheap should only be about $8-12 per year per domain.
Edit: Oh yeah, and webfaction will actually give you a free domain that will look like username.webfactional.com
I like your site more than his already.
You could always post a $ amount offer and see what bites. I might could, but I'd want to know what limitations we're dealing with her for "low cost."
Just a random pedestrian here, wanted to say I looked through your website and your photos are really lovely. Especially your Weather series.
Also as a suggestion, it would be helpful if you put in a scroll feature within each photo series.