Do you have a personalized website for your comic or novel?

allenT 2021-12-28 10:51:31 UTC #8

Do check out my custom-made site on ComicFury.

http://maor.thecomicseries.com/
I want my mainpage more like a landing page with tagline, story genre, quick links, and not including comicpage so it don't spoil for new readers. It's pretty old-school as my site is not for mobile as it's not "HTML-responsive".

ajcrwl 2021-12-28 12:00:01 UTC #9

Welp, since you gone done did do a ping, I have to share my website too!
In 2013 I wanted to post my comics with animations and no other websites allowed that, so I rolled my sleeves up and sat down to code it. I built it to have total and complete freedom in posting comics, be they as jpgs, gifs, webp, or even html5 animated, with no limitations in quality and picture sizes.

Today, it has all of my comics, a bunch of extras, and pulls art from my DeviantArt. Sadly, no one ever leaves comments in the Disqus thingy. I've been thinking about coding a comment system, and maybe my own art gallery. It also works on mobile devices.

Additionally, there's a page with all my links which I use instead of those carrd, taplink, etc websites https://dreamdb.com/links

And a page with all the people who supported me. I have to update some parts of it manually in google docs, but it makes this whole construct dynamically https://dreamdb.com/support

^ it's very long. click to see the full thing.

This is pretty much how I learned to code in html, css, javascript, and php over the years. Just had a ton of crazy ideas and my own space to try them

allenT 2021-12-28 12:08:27 UTC #10

Your site's support page is something like a game achievement page Very cool.

Lunar-Turtle 2021-12-28 13:10:54 UTC #11

Sure I do : D

ajcrwl 2021-12-28 18:42:31 UTC #12

I guess it is a little like that! It also has a very cursed eye button at the bottom which makes all those eyes rotate and follow the mouse cursor. You can turn it off with the same button. Wouldn't work on mobile though, to avoid crashing phones.

ajcrwl 2021-12-28 18:51:36 UTC #13

I like the cast page on your website. Nice use of sliders!

surenlicious 2021-12-28 19:37:40 UTC #14

I do have one for my web novel, and posted a bit about the characters, plot and snazzy art I made.

BlueDragon 2021-12-28 23:41:46 UTC #15

Mine's in need of a little update and re-organization (it's on the To-Do List), but here's what I got

https://www.crystallotuschronicles.com/

kitschensyngk 2021-12-29 01:03:19 UTC #16

I've been making my main comic for a while now, and when I joined Tapas and Webtoon, I decided to make a remastered version--fix up old pages, break up the longer chapters, add in some scenes to flesh out the plot, basically using things I've learned about making comics since I first started.

If you enjoy it here, you can pick up the story at nachosconcarne.com. Every chapter I finish here will be posted up in the archives afterward (new chapter seven went up just yesterday, in fact).

GumshoeComix 2021-12-29 02:20:34 UTC #17

I do although I'll admit it's not the prettiest website, and I could've used a little help making it ;;
I was trying to go for an early 2000s vibe
http://gumshoecomix.com

allenT 2021-12-29 02:49:34 UTC #18

Thanks, that's possibly the best feature of the site I'm proud of.

allenT 2021-12-29 03:56:38 UTC #19

Like your site, bold style and easy to navigate.

tbh17q 2021-12-30 00:12:28 UTC #20

Hello, My comic is published on Tapas, Webtoon, and I have a Facebook Like Page. I had my own website for awhile but the platform that I was using, Wix, became too confusing. I'm open to advice though on how best to make a comic site. Here is the description for my comic:

Meet Random a Red Cardinal who enjoys prop comedy and annoys his fellow feathered friends with different objects that he finds in the human world. Then, greet Norton, in a fancy way, as he is an Odd Ostrich who finds fulfillment by messing with the comic reality that surrounds him.

Here are the links:

https://www.facebook.com/trevortoons

silenthisper 2021-12-30 05:46:27 UTC #21

Hey!

For me, I've been considering making a website in the past, although I don't really know how to get started. However, I have an idea of making mine more of a community with several other sections relating to more self help and such, maybe even more information about characters, episodes... analysis... and more. So definitely a combination between several things, that's for sure.

Anyway, mine is more of a collection of short stories and spoken word, so it really shouldn't be much of a problem to get it online!

allenT 2021-12-30 06:15:27 UTC #22

I think you can try Weebly. I use it for my webgame projects. It's drag & drop easy to use & mobile friendly, but i personally don't know if there's a 'comic sorting system' for it (plugin or other methods). You can visit Lunar_Turtle's site to get an overview.

Or you can just join ComicFury and use their basic templates but you can also customize it to your liking if you know a bit of web designing & coding.

blakestackman 2021-12-30 06:47:15 UTC #23

Sure do! And, I'll take any opportunity to show it off haha

GumshoeComix 2021-12-30 19:46:12 UTC #24

OH I've read your comic from your website before its actually part of what inspired me to make mine while I was second-guessing it
I just wish I was half as good at coding as you are cause your website is so cool looking.
sorry I never drop any comments though, I guess I'm always at a loss for words ^^;

doitlikeomar69 2022-01-02 05:04:35 UTC #25

How you make a website?

https://tapas.io/series/Gallant-Witch

gabriellabalagna 2022-01-02 16:41:04 UTC #26

Your website's looking good! Nice color choices! Here's my comic website.

Awesomeness_Studios 2022-01-06 17:44:14 UTC #27

When I try to click it, it says the domain expired