Some old client called me and asked me if I could make a website for him, I said "yes". I'm a graphic designer and I don't know anything about coding. Did I fuck up or is 1 week of intense learning at night enough to make it? I didn't want to say "no" because it is a good opportunity to build webdev experience and reputation. He is one of my biggest clients so I know it's a real project and there is a very good chance he sends more if I do a good job.
Some old client called me and asked me if I could make a website for him, I said "yes"...
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>is 1 week of intense learning at night enough to make it?
i dont know, retard. you didnt tell us what he wants
basic page + contact form + product gallery (no shopping cart yet).
html + css + le funny js effects you can do it. Otherwise, you're fukd.
It depends on what do you mean by creating a website.
Programming a website with a custom backend from scratch? No.
Creating something that contains images, text, and already existing patterns (blog, wiki, embedded map...)? Probably yes, if you are determined enough.
>contact form
please elaborate further
If it's a brochure site, econmerce site, etc, then there are website builders you should use. Wix, Shopify etc. You won't go from an HTML tutorial to an econmerce site over a week.
If he wants a webapp made that has some interactivity, do this course immediately:
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Should take less than a week if you learn quickly.
an online store? im not a webdev, but i could probably come up with a static page that does that within a week. you might have to learn a lot more if you want him to code a easy admin interface for him to dynamically add products. this all depends on how simple you want the site to be
Use one of these: nerdwallet.com
I'd recommend trying out Wordpress. Generally speaking, it's an unmaintainable bloated piece of excrement, but it's useful if you have to create something very fast without too much technical knowledge.