Using iweb to build a site for a client???????

[CandelierNeWb]

I said yes to creating a website for a local photographer. He wants to give me 500 bucks and truthfully I know nothing about web development. Just put together a home page for him with his company name and pictures. So far it's 4 pages in length and looks ok I guess. questions.

1. I have not registered the domain and don't have hosting space yet. Is there any way I can show him what I've been working on without having to meet in person?

2. Is it possible to add in a contact form without code?

3. Is using iweb going to make me look like a rookie?

4. Once the site is published, what does the source code look like? will it say "iweb used"??

Thanks in advance, any feedback would be nice

candeliernewb

 

[leroy30]

1. Try searching for free web hosting you'll probably find some but it will put ads on your page.

2. No. About the closest you would find to this is a web design software aplication that adds the contact form for you. You wouldn't know how it is doing it but there would still be code.

3. Not sure I don't have experience with iWeb bout I doubt it. The final product will determine that

4. Dunno

Is it for someone you know? Seems like a bit of a task if you've never had any hobby experience or anything to take on a paid web design job! Good on ya though!

 

[DHDdirect]

I can't seem to land a design for $500 these days let alone one just handed to me

Leroy has basically summed it up though. Good luck.

 

[ronaldroe]

One thing to watch out for with WYSIWYG is messy code. And if it does drop a comment in there that ties it back to iWeb, you can just delete it.

Other than that, leroy summed it up pretty well.