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Training and education resources about building a website

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Learn more about the how, why, and when of what goes into building a website

How much building a website costs, what to consider when building one, where to start and the importance of having a mobile friendly website. We also cover how long it takes to build a website, what makes a good developer, why you need a logo and many more questions.

I can build my own website, why pay you to do the same thing?

I can build my own website, why pay you to do the same thing?

By Matthew Green

Whether you choose to do it yourself, or get a professional company to build one for you, make sure your website matches the times and buying patterns of today’s savvy consumer.

Someone else owns my domain, what can I do about it?

Someone else owns my domain, what can I do about it?

By Judson Dawtrey

Buying a domain name is a very important aspect of owning a website. Make sure you are the rightful registered owner of your domain name.

Tech Warrior How long does it take to build a website

How long does it take to build a website?

By Tristan Green

We explore 5 things which a web developer needs in order to complete the build on a website.

Tech Warrior Featured image What is a domain and do i need one

What is a domain and do I need one?

By Matthew Green

A domain works in much the same way as an address. It’s an easy way of reaching a person, organisation or business on the World Wide Web.

Tech Warrior Facebook vs Websites which one is better for business

Facebook or a Website, which one is better for business?

By Matthew Green

For a business, it is always best to have a website first and use Facebook as part of your digital marketing efforts to build relationships and connection with your clients.

Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.

—Steve Jobs