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    Default Where should I start?

    Ok so, Basicly I suck at designing websites. I want to start making money so I want to make some habbo fansite layouts. Where should I begin, could anyone possible help me? Any tutorials? Any tips?

    Many thanks, James.

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    Okay once you have your site open, you must make sure you don't have exploits that are OBVIOUS, if you do, your site will be gone and deleted...

    1. Try to get a good web host
    2. Get a domain name...
    3. Make sure their are no exploits... maybe contact a scripter or something, and then get them to check! (make sure they're trusted!!)
    4. If you want to make money from a Habbo Fansite... you will want all the best equipment and users/staff... like, Departments (competitions, events.. blah), vBulletin (forum), Good layout, Good users, trusted Administrators... and you might want SSL Certificates for more security, they can be expensive tho..

    But, the only way to make money is to spend money to get the site going

    Thank you,
    -Chad

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    I mean, I don't want to make a website.. I want to design websites so I can sell them to people. I'm just stuck at designing habbo fansite layouts and I need help on that, Not actually making a website. But thanks anyway.

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    I see what you mean, well if you want to sell websites you first have to practise, I'd recommend doing this on your own computer! Its very easy to do for starts (if you don't have a host), or else you can get a free web host! Then just practise a little bit and you'll get better! Google is your main factor for now, and then, if you want to get really good and designing websites, and want to make lots, then get Adobe Dream viewer, its expensive, but its good, take the trial, its awesome! So anyways, after your done practicing, you can get your own domain/web host where you can sell your websites (example: MrJamezWebLayouts.com) then, advertise it somehow, and sell your layouts!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chadderbox25 View Post
    I see what you mean, well if you want to sell websites you first have to practise, I'd recommend doing this on your own computer! Its very easy to do for starts (if you don't have a host), or else you can get a free web host! Then just practise a little bit and you'll get better! Google is your main factor for now, and then, if you want to get really good and designing websites, and want to make lots, then get Adobe Dream viewer, its expensive, but its good, take the trial, its awesome! So anyways, after your done practicing, you can get your own domain/web host where you can sell your websites (example: MrJamezWebLayouts.com) then, advertise it somehow, and sell your layouts!

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    Dreamviewer? Dont you mean dreamweaver?

    Also, your not allowed to ask for rep

    Its basically what chad said, just practice and get inspiration from other designs
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    Quote Originally Posted by chadderbox25 View Post
    Okay once you have your site open, you must make sure you don't have exploits that are OBVIOUS, if you do, your site will be gone and deleted...

    1. Try to get a good web host
    2. Get a domain name...
    3. Make sure their are no exploits... maybe contact a scripter or something, and then get them to check! (make sure they're trusted!!)
    4. If you want to make money from a Habbo Fansite... you will want all the best equipment and users/staff... like, Departments (competitions, events.. blah), vBulletin (forum), Good layout, Good users, trusted Administrators... and you might want SSL Certificates for more security, they can be expensive tho..

    But, the only way to make money is to spend money to get the site going

    Thank you,
    -Chad
    Why would a Habbo fansite, that doesn't require users to enter personal information, or sell anything.. need an SSL certificate?

    Use. Less.

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    I love people who think everything just comes to them from a few tutorials, it aint riding a bike, it takes a lot of time, patience and skill to make a good website that can be successful.

    You think you slap a site up, do you think profit just comes?

    Tutorials => Google is your friend.

    and chadderbox25 Your statement "Spend money, make money" isn't always true, its just something you heard on some **** TV show which you just believe.
    Hi, names James. I am a web developer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by iDenning View Post
    Dreamviewer? Dont you mean dreamweaver?

    Also, your not allowed to ask for rep

    Its basically what chad said, just practice and get inspiration from other designs
    Haha Dreamweaver is what I meant! haaa I was on a typing roll

    Quote Originally Posted by Dentafrice View Post
    Why would a Habbo fansite, that doesn't require users to enter personal information, or sell anything.. need an SSL certificate?

    Use. Less.
    For vBulletin, dewd you may need it, for Passwords and stuff, people use Habbo passwords even tho there not supposed too, and trust me, I have a friend (ex-friend lol) in the hacking stuff...

    Quote Originally Posted by Protege View Post
    I love people who think everything just comes to them from a few tutorials, it aint riding a bike, it takes a lot of time, patience and skill to make a good website that can be successful.

    You think you slap a site up, do you think profit just comes?

    Tutorials => Google is your friend.

    and chadderbox25 Your statement "Spend money, make money" isn't always true, its just something you heard on some **** TV show which you just believe.
    He was just wondering
    No need to get mad! But I like how you stated "them from a few tutorials" and then you said "Tutorials => Google is your friend."

    Also, I looovee how you linked my account... uhm yea your gonna have to spend money for a good fansite, no duh :/
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    I'd recommend Adobe Fireworks if you want to make a decent layout without it being complicated like PhotoShop.


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    Oh heres mr big boy thinking he can actually be clever! Mad at you, dream on.

    But I like how you stated "them from a few tutorials" and then you said "Tutorials => Google is your friend."
    Meaning what? You just said you like it, like you like **** in your ass? Cool story bro.

    "Also, I looovee how you linked my account... uhm yea your gonna have to spend money for a good fansite, no duh :/"
    How I linked your account, I just copy and pasted your name. Nice one wise ass you really are Mr Clever. I made a fansite back in 2004, I didnt need a hosting account or domain, and it had a moderate amount of people visiting, so yeah your actual statement fails once again.

    "Uh Oh, MOD ALERT

    Thanks,
    -Chad "
    One last thing, no one actually cares that you get moderated, nor cares what you think or do.

    Anyway, Good luck with D&D
    Hi, names James. I am a web developer.

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