Techno Library

Sarah had recently bought a new domain name. It was a bargain, actually, as GoDaddy were on a sale. She was now deciding whether to try designing the site herself with the little knowledge she had or buy a custom-made one. There were several website designs out there to choose from. She could even get hold of a free template. However, free templates were less likely to be unique, she thought.Anyway, she planned to spend about a week or so searching on-line for something she liked. She wasn't in any particular rush. Alternatively, she could ask her friend, Caleb, to help her as he was a web designer. She knew he had a lot of work on at the moment, so she wasn't sure. She'd hop on MSN messenger or Skype him to find out. Maybe if she asked him really really nicely, like offered him a slap-up meal, he'd be able to squeeze her into his busy schedule. No harm in asking.In the meantime, she could sort out her hosting on-line. GoDaddy was great for buying the domain name, but she'd heard that when it came to hosting, Hostgator was much better. She was used to buying on-line so having to pay for it with her credit card wasn't a problem at all. Some people usually freak out about potential on-line fraud, but the way she saw it, if it was gonna happen, it was gonna happen. As long as one took precautions when buying on-line, then there's wasn't much to worry about.

She was in the middle of buying the hosting when her messenger went off. It was Helena asking her if she wanted to go pictures at the weekend to watch Harry Potter. Sarah wasn't that crazy about Harry Potter, but she didn't mind seeing it. Since she was already in the middle of buying on-line, she bought the tickets after she sorted out the hosting. Helena promised to pay for the popcorn.

The messenger beeped again. Talk of the devil. It was Caleb. By the end of their 5-min conversation, she was pleased as punch. Her site would be ready in a couple of weeks. Sweet!