- I don't have any experience in creating a site. Can you help?
- How do I upload my site online?
- I am using too much bandwidth! Is there anyway for me to make it less?
- I don't have any experience in creating a site. Can you help?
You can use the Site Builder which is available in your cPanel to help you creating a web site with basic features. Alternatively, you can engage web page designers to assist you. At this point of time, we do not have enough resources to assist as they are currently on multi-projects right now. If you are looking at static web pages design (without Flash and Java applets), there is a possibility we can work as billable work for you, provided our resources are willing to stretch their working hours longer.
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- How do I upload my site online?
Uploading your site can be done in many ways, but the most popular is FTP. When your hosting account was created, you should have been provided with an FTP account. Using software such as CuteFTP orWS_FTP, you can log into your host. Then, using the program like a normal windows program, you can drag and drop files onto your web host. These files become live online instantaneously.
There are other ways to upload your site such as using SSH uploading files through your browser or site builder management software.
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- I am using too much bandwidth! Is there anyway for me to make it less?
You should first try to optimize the graphics on your website. Many GIFs look just as good with fewer colors, and many JPEGs look just as good with a higher compression level. NetMechanic offers an image optimizer program online.
You should also analyze the HTML of your site. Make sure you use relative paths, so that images are not downloaded more than one time. Remove any extra spacing and when linking to other pages, use relative paths and not absolute links.
Best of all, optimizing your page like this makes the user experience better as your site will load faster for them!
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