First of all, if you don’t have a personal website, you should. You may say that you don’t have the know-how or the design skills, but that is not an excuse anymore. You can now create a professional looking Flash website for free with Wix.com.
Wix is a free, Flash website builder that allows you to create a flash website easily through a drag and drop environment.
Today, I am going to show you how easy it is to create a professional-looking Flash website for free.
Creating an Account
First of all, you have to create an account, and it’s pretty straight forward. Just click on the big yellow Start Now button and enter your details. Once you have successfully created your account, it’s time to creating your first website.
Creating Your First Website
Let’s begin creating your first website with this flash website builder. As you can see in the image, I have already created one, so I am going to create another one just for demonstration purposes. All you have to do is click “Add new site” which is under “My Account”.
Choosing A Template
The next step is to choose a template that will be the base design of your website. So far, Wix has 271 templates that you can choose from which are assorted into categories. A few of the categories you can choose from include:
eCommerce
Business
Consulting
Design
Food and Drink
Art
Must
Personal
Websites
Portfolio
Just browse through the templates, and when you find one you like, move your mouse over it and click on “edit”. You can also view it to get more of a feel for what it looks like.
Customising Your Flash Website
Once you click on edit, a pop-up window will appear which is where you’ll edit your website. I picked the “My Personal Portfolio” template. It is now time to customise your template and add content and customise pages.
The editor within this flash website builder is quite powerful, easy to use and learn. The left hand side has all the features that you can add or change such as how the page looks (background colour and styles), the images and video’s that you see, the text, and widgets (such as displaying an RSS feed). The top bar has your basic editing options such as settings, preview, save button, undo/redo etc. The bottom displays the customisable options for the selected elements, and the right hand side navigates through each web page.
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