[nfbcs] Need someone to take my website and rebuild it on a different host

[Aaron Cannon]

Hi.

I would encourage you to give WordPress a second look.  In my previous
position, I used to do a lot of development work with WordPress for
various clients.  It's an incredibly flexible platform, and the
developers have put a lot of effort into making it accessible.  Also,
based on your description of what you are looking to do, WordPress
sounds perfect for you.  Once it's setup, it allows you to just write,
and not worry about HTML, or most of the other technical stuff, unless
you want to.

For WordPress hosting, there's always http://wordpress.com/ or you can
host it yourself with the provider of your choice.

Also, to perhaps alleviate your confusion a bit, WordPress software
can either be hosted at wordpress.com, or it can be hosted somewhere
else.  WordPress software is a free application that can be installed
on any host that supports it.  If you go through WordPress.com, they
will run a copy of WordPress software for you.  If, instead, you
choose another host, they will run WordPress software for you.

Finally, there are two web sites for WordPress.  www.WordPress.com is
a site where you can get a hosted WordPress installation.
www.WordPress.org is a site where you can get information about
WordPress software, as well as download a copy.

Hopefully that helps, and didn't just confuse you further.

Let me know if anything is still unclear, or if you have any further questions.

Aaron

On 2/7/14, April Brown <aprilbrownshade at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>      I am missing being able to design my own website.  Currently, it is on
> Google, and I need it moved from there.
>
>      I have the text saved off, and and working on adding the XHTML tags.
>
>      I really haven't kept up with design in the last five years.  The terms
> people throw around now confuse me.  When I did design outside of Google,
> the web host was the host, and you didn't have a host and something else.
> I'm confused.  When i login to Google Pages to work on my sites, it's all in
> one place.
>
>       My friend who taught me web design a decade ago, keeps saying I can
> host it on Wordpress.  When I go to the Wordpress site, it says it connects
> with a host.  That's rather contradictory.  I didn't like Wordpress's blog,
> and left it years ago, because it became too confusing, and was not
> viewable, or work with able for people with low vision.
>
>      I just don't have the time to do it myself, and my writing too.
>
>      Do you have any recommendations?
>
>
> April Brown
>
> Writing dramatic adventure novels uncovering the myths we hide behind.
>
> aprilbrownwrite at gmail.com
>
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