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Sandvox User Profile: David K. Aycock

Location: Rolla, Missouri, USA

What kind of websites were you planning to build?

My motivation for building a website in the first place was sheer vanity. Some of what I have written over the years seems pretty good to me and I like the idea of having it out there where other people can take a gander at it.

How did you hear about Sandvox?

I had heard about Sandvox from my wife a while back, but already had the iWeb program on my computer and decided to go with that. Then, when that computer got fried by a lightning strike and ThinkHost announced merging into Dreamhost, I thought I'd do a little redesign. I did a little research on the web. Sandvox looked like the best deal, so I took it.

What made you decide to get Sandvox?

Sandvox was one of the two highest rated products on the TopTenRevies website. I'm a Mac guy, and Sandvox seemed a good match. My website isn't commercially oriented, so I didn't want to spend a ton on money publishing it, but I did want to produce a site that complemented my content.

Now that you have Sandvox, what do you like about it?

I have found Sandvox fairly intuitive. The canned designs were attractive enough, and I did find one that suited my purpose. I did stumble when it came to uploading to my host, but my wonderful wife was patient enough to read the forum and wiki information and quickly found out what I was doing wrong. Yeah, Mary!

What would be a good way to search for a program like Sandvox?

Mac Web Design


David K. Aycock

David K. Aycock

“I only used my own word and photos in my website. I have used clip art and non-original material in a previous incarnation of my site, but wanted this redesign to be all mine.”

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