I've been contracted to create a website for a fireplace installation business a friend of my family runs. I've got an HTML5 and CSS textbook which was printed Summer 2011.How do I rent server space? What will it cost? I doubt there will be more than

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HTML5 and CSS bbl!Y3o4gJo27g 03/28/12 (Wed) 10:53:48 No.435

I've been contracted to create a website for a fireplace installation business a friend of my family runs. I've got an HTML5 and CSS textbook which was printed Summer 2011.

How do I rent server space? What will it cost? I doubt there will be more than one thousand hits a month.

As content goes, on the table so far is a front page with news/banner/navigation links. Other pages will be photos/descriptions of past installs, description of his ethics, and info on the stores he buys fireplaces from.

tl;dr I make website where do I host? how2domain name? h

NamBread 03/28/12 (Wed) 12:48:28 No.436

Since I doubt this will need a dedicated server, just find a server that will host it for you. Just look up "best web hosting 2012" or something, and things should pop up.
I found this - http://www.bluehost.com/ it's fairly cheap, too. :>
just use the business name as a domain. h

seisatsu !h/0s4cu6Oo 03/29/12 (Thu) 00:20:24 No.437

If you just want simple HTML+CSS hosting, you can always find it free.

http://www.awardspace.com/ I used to use this free plan back in the day. Looks like it hasn't changed much. I'd suggest trying their free hosting plan, since 250bg storage and 5gb per month is way more than you need.

Also, you'll probably want a domain. I get all of my domains at http://dynadot.com/ and they're generally $9/year. Domains are super cheap. Once you buy a domain you should be able to connect it to the awardspace account, ask them how if it isn't straightforward.

mudnut!MlZCh2NYIc 03/29/12 (Thu) 02:25:02 No.438

>html5/css
>textbook

You shouldn't need a textbook for html and css. :|

Also http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en