Other parts of this series : The Complete Guide to Setting Up Your Webseries Webpage
Welcome back, one and all! In the last part of this monster guide to putting together a Web series Webpage, we ran through the building blocks of your site – what it needs to do, what you don’t need to do, and the basic engines and host for your site.
You could build a Web series site perfectly happily just using the resources from Part 1. But in Part 2, we’ll look at all the stuff you need to polish your site up and make it shine – make it pretty, make it usable, make it immune to traffic surges, and make it easily findable by people and search engines alike.
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Other parts of this series : The Complete Guide to Setting Up Your Webseries Webpage
I’ve seen a fair number of people on Web Series Chat on Twitter and elsewhere asking about setting up a website for your web series – how to do it, what to use, what hosts are good, and so on.
I’ve been making websites – mostly for Web series – for 16 years now. There are a lot of choices and options out there, but if you choose the right ones, 2011 is about the best year yet to quickly set up something powerful, flexible and usable that major corporations would have killed for back in 2002.
So, here we go with a complete guide to setting up a site for a web series as quickly and painlessly as possible. I’ll go through the software and hardware you need to make it work, talk about a couple of common customisations, let you know what you need and don’t need, and discuss the goals of the entire thing in the first place!
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