Over the years I’ve found better and better ways to approximate the look and feel of those expensive subscription based web-hosting outfits in a more DIY kind of way. I've sought out and even created utilities for a more simplified and streamlined experience because I knew it could be made easy. More importantly I’ve sought better ways to do so safely and reliably. It used to be necessary to have some degree of technical know-how if you wanted access to remotely user-friendly design tools without the privilege of indefinite monthly "hosting" fees. Now-a-days though, I can confidently tell you that absolutely anyone can do this stuff if they're given the right tools and have a little help setting it all up.

Look, web development has become a full-time job in itself; it can be complicated, expensive, and very long term to offer reliable hosting options. I can't commit to maintaining a web-presence for everyone who needs one. What I can do is show you how to get around the obstacles that are preventing you from just creating and hosting yourself; Because, I get it, not everybody can afford to pay somebody a full-time salary just to get a website up. If you need a site, but can’t afford to get locked into some subscription hosting service; or if you just wanna know how web development works. If you don’t need all the bells and whistles, maybe even prefer something more practical. If you up for doing the design and maintenance but just aren't sure how to start, or simply want someone to show you the 'lay of the land' and point out the likely pitfalls or complications so you can more forward with confidence.