[ale] Web page solution for a user (not a sysadmin, etc.)

[scott mcbrien]

Drupal + whysiwig editor wouldn't be too bad.  There's some learning that
has to happen around some of the terminology like "Publish Article" "Create
Section"; but all the page layout and content is done through pushbutton
webui.  You'll likely have to do some initial work to find and install the
theme she wants, but other than that, it's pretty hands off.

-Scott

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Greg Freemyer <greg.freemyer at gmail.com>wrote:

> All,
>
> My wife wants to launch a small business and needs to design a web page for
> it.
>
> I can host it on virtual linux server I control (ftp / apache already
> in place), but it has been 5+ yrs since I created a marketing web
> page.
>
> What is a good solution for doing this?  I don't want her to have to
> invest man-weeks coming up to speed.  So quick and dirty is the
> secret.  A windows solution is fine (and she may prefer it).
>
> A solution where she pays a couple hundred to get one thrown together
> for her would work fine too.
>
> Greg
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