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Using Wufoo: http://gallery.me.com/iagwebmaster#100280

Creating your own website for free in Flash design (it's easier than you think) Using Wix.com

Part One: [|http://gallery.me.com/iagwebmaster#100250]

Part Two: http://gallery.me.com/iagwebmaster#100254

Part Three: http://gallery.me.com/iagwebmaster#100267

EDIT (Andrew Howard): If this works for you, I suppose it's an option, but I would highly recommend against creating websites in Flash. It's a very resource intensive framework, requires a plugin to work, and is impossible to edit after the fact if you lose the original files you worked from. There are many resources available for creating simple informational websites (iWeb for Macs, or OS-agnostic services like Blogger or Wordpress) that do not result in the same sort of end-user and maintenance problems. Your mileage may vary.

EDIT (Jason Brumback): Andrew, I don't think we have met, so I don't know what part you are taking in this project, but thank you for commenting. Flash is still a very common web format. 98% of all computers have flash, which is a free plugin. iOs devices do not run flash, which is a true drawback, but most every computer does. Wix is a simple flash-builder for an average user. iWeb, which you suggested, will not exist in the next year. Apple phased it out and is dropping all of their webhosting services in June of 2012. Blogger and wordpress are great for simple blogs, but they do not offer the range of functions that wix may. For mac users, rapidweaver would be the best choice for an average user in place of iWeb; however, few things offer the ease, look, and functionality of Wix, especially in the world of Internet based applications.

RIPOSTE: Sorry, I guess I should've introduced myself. For those following along, I'm consulting on the technology end of the project. As to Flash, my perspective may be a little distorted. I'm accustomed to using old computers, often running Linux, so Flash and I don't see eye-to-eye. I probably make more demands of my system resources than most, as well. Still, in computing, I find it is often beneficial to at least have a fallback for the lowest common denominator. I'm actually very glad to hear iWeb is going away; I'm not much of a fan. Dreamweaver and a text editor are more my cup of tea. As I write this, though, I'm in the midst of transferring all this content over to the Wordpress install, and that's working out well, once past the initial hurdles of getting it set up securely.

Using Animoto.com -- Creating cool video products online using pictures -- free accounts for educators http://gallery.me.com/iagwebmaster#100423