David Slack - Web developer

First thing to do is give yourself a way of switching languages that no-one else can see so you can test and while you get the languages working. To do this we will enable the language switcher for Admin only.

So you have a Drupal website and you want it multilingual? Easy! First you need to make sure your site is up-to-date, then install the correct modules, then translate away. Read on if this sounds like what you need.

You'll probably want to use a test server for this

So you've chosen to use Drupal as your CMS of choice for your new website? Read on to find out how to create a basic CMS website. From here we will go on to add user profiles, blogs and other social aspects like Facebook, MySpace or twitter. We will then go on to add translation to the site and finally add eCommerce.

The first thing to do with any website is to get a client and find out what they want!

The client may be a friend, family, yourself, a business or whoever, but try to treat your client like a client and try to keep business and personal separate if you can to save a falling out later.

Creating a website is fraught with problems! Whether your a salesman, Graphic Designer, programmer or whatever there are many things you know and many you don't (you don't know you don't know them until you find you don't know).

Here are my musings on what to do. There are other ways and bits I've missed so feel free to comment and let me know

So you have an ebay shop, but you want it to look more like your website or just want to brand your ebay? Theming ebay is very simple, but very, very long-winded.

You'll need hosting and domain name to store your images and css files. So go and get that and get it all set up ready to go. If you need help with that read this

There are a few things you need to get before your start:

Grab an account with http://www.dyndns.com and enable it
Choose a domain name you can remember!