what are the best websites that help you make a website?

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Timmyspu · Answer

In my opinion godaddy is a good website to make a website. This is also a good question to ask @ultrilliam because he is very good at this stuff.

Ultrilliam · Answer

"There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going"

dukedadon · Answer

@ultrilliam wrote:

"There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going"

Haha, nice one jay :D

TETSXPREME · Answer

Coding is hard but its the best way

Timmyspu · Answer

@ultrilliam wrote:

"There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going"

He is right tho, there is no short cut. If you want to create a good website like qc you have to create it from scratch or the ground up.

TETSXPREME · Answer

coding takes alot of time to learn but once you know it making a website will be much easier

dukedadon · Answer

@ultrilliam how long did qc take to create?

Ultrilliam · Answer

The first public build of QuestionCove was launched just months after I started working on it - however it was vastly different than the site you see today, the site you see today is the culmination of years of work.

Sprinkles285 · Answer

@timmyspu wrote:

In my opinion godaddy is a good website to make a website. This is also a good question to ask @ultrilliam because he is very good at this stuff.

don't you gotta pay for godaddy?

dukedadon · Answer

is Sammi still the graphic designer?

Zari · Answer

Wix in my opinion is a good one

Timmyspu · Answer

If I am right Jay launched the first version of qc in 2016 and it has came a long way since then. Even when I joined last year qc has had a lot of changes. So I give credit for jay for his website he created and that it is a really good working website.

Ultrilliam · Answer

From 2016-2018, QC was in heavy active development, since then it hasn't needed as much heavy work, but it does still see a bunch of work.
@sammixboo is in fact the graphic designer, though she was much more involved with the graphics after 2018, she designed the emoji and all the subject icons
most of the pages were designed by @angle, among other things here and there
I did the coding
@tranquility was responsible for the heavy testing to find the bugs and problems that slipped past me

Timmyspu · Answer

With this version became something known as qc beta. I can not remeber if qc beta was a different website than qc today. A lot of these users came from OS. Some of the users that came from it was Hero Sarah, howie, kj, and other good  users you see here today.

Timmyspu · Answer

@ultrilliam wrote:

From 2016-2018, QC was in heavy active development, since then it hasn't needed as much heavy work, but it does still see a bunch of work. @sammixboo is in fact the graphic designer, though she was much more involved with the graphics after 2018, she designed the emoji and all the subject icons most of the pages were designed by @angle, among other things here and there I did the coding @tranquility was responsible for the heavy testing to find the bugs and problems that slipped past me

This link also goes along with what jay is saying: https://questioncove.com/about-us

dukedadon · Answer

Interesting..@ultrilliam what resources did you use in the making of Question Cove?

Timmyspu · Answer

This is something I pulled from one of Ults old post. This is some of the many many coding ult has done.

Timmyspu · Answer

!DOCTYPE html> SB Admin - Bootstrap Admin Template

Bordered Table

Page	Visits	% New Visits	Revenue
/index.html	1265	32.3%	$321.33
/about.html	261	33.3%	$234.12
/sales.html	665	21.3%	$16.34
/blog.html	9516	89.3%	$1644.43
/404.html	23	34.3%	$23.52
/services.html	421	60.3%	$724.32
/blog/post.html	1233	93.2%	$126.34

Bordered with Striped Rows

Page	Visits	% New Visits	Revenue
/index.html	1265	32.3%	$321.33
/about.html	261	33.3%	$234.12
/sales.html	665	21.3%	$16.34
/blog.html	9516	89.3%	$1644.43
/404.html	23	34.3%	$23.52
/services.html	421	60.3%	$724.32
/blog/post.html	1233	93.2%	$126.34

Basic Table

Page	Visits	% New Visits	Revenue
/index.html	1265	32.3%	$321.33
/about.html	261	33.3%	$234.12
/sales.html	665	21.3%	$16.34
/blog.html	9516	89.3%	$1644.43
/404.html	23	34.3%	$23.52
/services.html	421	60.3%	$724.32
/blog/post.html	1233	93.2%	$126.34

Striped Rows

Page	Visits	% New Visits	Revenue
/index.html	1265	32.3%	$321.33
/about.html	261	33.3%	$234.12
/sales.html	665	21.3%	$16.34
/blog.html	9516	89.3%	$1644.43
/404.html	23	34.3%	$23.52
/services.html	421	60.3%	$724.32
/blog/post.html	1233	93.2%	$126.34

Contextual Classes

Page	Visits	% New Visits	Revenue
/index.html	1265	32.3%	$321.33
/about.html	261	33.3%	$234.12
/sales.html	665	21.3%	$16.34
/blog.html	9516	89.3%	$1644.43
/404.html	23	34.3%	$23.52
/services.html	421	60.3%	$724.32
/blog/post.html	1233	93.2%	$126.34

RodWav3 · Answer

@ultrilliam wrote:

From 2016-2018, QC was in heavy active development, since then it hasn't needed as much heavy work, but it does still see a bunch of work. @sammixboo is in fact the graphic designer, though she was much more involved with the graphics after 2018, she designed the emoji and all the subject icons most of the pages were designed by @angle, among other things here and there I did the coding @tranquility was responsible for the heavy testing to find the bugs and problems that slipped past me

impressive

dukedadon · Answer

i- .. well ok then

dukedadon · Answer

Thank you all for your amazing help, especially @ultrilliam and @timmyspu

Ultrilliam · Answer

@timmyspu wrote:

This is something I pulled from one of Ults old post. This is some of the many many coding ult has done.

whats with the bootstrap admin template? My confusion is immeasurable

Ultrilliam · Answer

@dukedadon wrote:

Interesting..@ultrilliam what resources did you use in the making of Question Cove?

notepad, then I eventually graduated to notepad++, and now I use visual studio code

Ultrilliam · Answer

@timmyspu wrote:

With this version became something known as qc beta. I can not remeber if qc beta was a different website than qc today. A lot of these users came from OS. Some of the users that came from it was Hero Sarah, howie, kj, and other good users you see here today.

It was the same website, in name at least. It changed quite a bit in the beta days

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