Problem:
As mentioned in my other article, you can host your website completely free with Dropbox, Google Sites, or Blogger. But the problem with doing things this way is that your URL can be so hard for friends, clients, or even yourself to read or remember that it's basically useless.Solution:
You can get your own website at your own Domain hosted online all for about $1 per month if you choose the right domain name. To do this, you can get a free blog with blogger, edit the blogger XML template file (this article will be written shortly), and then purchase a domain for about $10 per year.This will get you a single-page website at your own domain. The downside is that for a multiple-page website, you will have to jump through hoops to make it work. But this single-page-site solution is great for beginners who are learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
If you are teaching yourself web design or web development, or if you are a teacher or professor with your own class full of students, this method could be a great low cost option.
