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Near-Free option: 1. Select from one of 1000's of free responsive HTML5 templates on the web. 2. Use the templates to create static pages of your website. 3.
by webmobdev 5y ago
Near-Free option:
1. Select from one of 1000's of free responsive HTML5 templates on the web.
2. Use the templates to create static pages of your website.
3. Upload those to one of the many free static hosting service like Netlify or CloudFlare Pages.
4. Buy a domain name and configure it to your free host.
5. Profit.
(Or alternatively find a free responsive HTML5 template for Blogger and use that to host your site).
- louwhopley 5y agoThanks. I'm fairly familiar with that approach. More looking for one of those wix.com type services, where a non technical person can manage loading blog posts or changing the content.