[BNM] Squarespace vs web designer

[AndrewGill73@gmail.com]

Graham,

Recommend looking at Tumblr (http://www.tumblr.com)

It has some really good templates that are easy customise. You can
point any domain name to a tumblr site.

It's also free.

cheers,
Andrew Gill (andrew at andrewgill.com)


2009/3/9 Jeremy Norton <jeremy at redrooster.tv>:
>  BODY { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:12px;
> }I've had a look at squarespace and they do actually seem quite good.
>  The main point is that essentially you become the web designer.
> There seem to be many, many possibilities of design, using their
> interface, but isn't that what Dreamweaver does anyway?
>  When one pays a professional to do a job, all the responsibility is
> on that professional - in theory the client can relax.
>  8 bucks a month is cheap, but if your design skills are crap, your
> website will be too...
>  Kind regards,
>  Jeremy Norton
>  Digital Designer
>  jeremy at redrooster.tv
>  07789 954 560
>  www.redrooster.tv
>  On Mon 09/03/09 12:54 PM , Graham McAllister grmcall at googlemail.com
> sent:
>  Hi All,
>  I'm needing a website developed for our video games usability / UX
> company
>  Vertical Slice.  I was wondering had anyone used Squarespace.com,
> and if so,
>  what their experiences were?  Can anyone comment on the pros and
> cons over
>  hiring a web designer?
>  Cheers,
>  Graham.
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