Apr 3, 2002 : directNIC.com Introduces SiteCreator

📅 April 3, 2002 - directNIC.com, a leading provider of domain registration and Web hosting services, announced on Tuesday the launch of its new SiteCreator service, designed to supply users with customized Web sites from a large collection of online templates.

The SiteCreator (sitecreator.directnic.com) solution, says directNIC offers a variety of customizeable templates based on specific categories of content and four separate color schemes for each template. With the means to preview a site before purchasing, SiteCreator users can purchase Web sites at rates of three pages for $20, five pages for $40 and ten pages for $40.
The Site Creator is a useful tool, says directNIC.com, not just for individual domain buyers, but for domain resellers who want to add value to their offerings.
?With our SiteCreator, customers can develop a professional-quality Web site in 30 minutes,'' says Sigmund Solares, owner and CEO of directNIC.com's parent company Intercosmos Media Group, Inc.. ?SiteCreator provides user- friendly and easily upgradeable templates with attractive professional designs. Users can build up to 10-page sites in a few easy steps and can even create forms online with no programming.?
SiteCreators supplies the basic code and images, to which users can add their own text in whatever language they use. Using an online manager, they can then change the text for navigation buttons, upload images, add and delete pages, change fonts, alter the layout of text and images and add forms. Users are guided through the process by an online demo.

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