don mario

from an abolute beginner: had the same situation literally a couple of days ago. perheps i was in a better position since the domain was not meant to be commercial i.e. i did not have to think about anything which would need to please the petential customers. my starting point was a sentence (or rather a short slogan) i made up some time ago which i really liked and which was linked to a particular event in my life. i used some combinations of the sylabous of the sentence to build up a name which sounded good to me and i also happily discovered that the name resambled a name of a city i have some affection to... this was my way in general i think it's good to have some associations/ dynamics/ story with the name. i agree with teodora and i'd avoid things like "design", "creative" etc. and i'd rather prove the creativity or the design edge with the content of the page (let the content speak!) happy name searching!

thanks BD. frankly these reviews look sort of relible at least for someone who just begins...

I'm gearing up to register my 1st domain and to get a webhosting account - nothing big just a personal web page + email + small photo projects. I did a little bit of research using google:"best uk webhosting" and found (here: http://web-hosting-review.toptenreviews.com/uk/) justHost and I though - cool, all unlimited, does not cost too much etc. Afterwards I actually figured out they were in the US (wtf I thought), I continued my searches and I found this forum where I learned a few things and found names of webhost providers I would not see in the ranks I was looking at... it's a little bit of jungle here! so I started all over again and it looks that the standard cPanel package from tsohost would provide me all what i need i.e. 2.5gig of storage, sufficient bandwith etc. i saw a few, in most cases positive, reviews of them here so the questions for you would be: - do you believe this package looks ok? - anything I should know about tsohost before commiting myself? - any alternatives i should consider? many thanks!