Webdesign Help

[bb1235]

Hey guys,

Obviously this is my first post but I've been lurking around here for a while and was looking for some advice from y'all. Unfortunately, I'm computer illiterate but am interested in starting a few websites to make a little cash on the side. Further exacerbating my computer illiteracy is that as a college student I don't have the funds to dump a lot of cash on a website. Any suggestions on where to find a good web designer who may be interested in a cut of any earnings of a website than than upfront payment would be greatly appreciated.

[moltar]

it depends on your idea of a website. if you want to make a website about your cat, then no web developer will want to get a "cut" from it. pretty much every web developer has 1001 idea for a new website. so many they cant finish them all. at least me...

but elance would be a good place to look first.

[Fizzgig]

Try the graphics design school at your college (art dept.) If you're computer illiterate, though, and broke, you're probably years away from making any money in this business.

[Yug]

Hey guys,

Obviously this is my first post but I've been lurking around here for a while and was looking for some advice from y'all. Unfortunately, I'm computer illiterate but am interested in starting a few websites to make a little cash on the side. Further exacerbating my computer illiteracy is that as a college student I don't have the funds to dump a lot of cash on a website. Any suggestions on where to find a good web designer who may be interested in a cut of any earnings of a website than than upfront payment would be greatly appreciated.

The question is then, what DO you have. What would you bring to a partnership deal?

[CurrentlySober]

His 16 and a half inch cock ?


(errr Just guessing...)

[smack]

The question is then, what DO you have. What would you bring to a partnership deal?

exactley what he said. pitch us.

[spentrent]

Try the graphics design school at your college (art dept.) If you're computer illiterate, though, and broke, you're probably years away from making any money in this business.

I second the part about looking for hungry graphics design students.

You're also gonna need a hungry programmer (CS school) who can do the dynamic stuff and make the designer's stuff work on the web.

I think Fizz is exaggerating: money talks. If you can hook up with a solid team, you can do anything in the world.