Can anyone recommend a retail website content managment system where I can change images/content easily.?
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You can try CRM + CMS that provided by http://www.doinfinity.com
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Don't Use freeware!  It's very limited and I've heard of many bad experiences.  Unless you're looking for something that is 'basic' and free, don't use it.  If you're trying to show quality, then skip the freeware!  The freeware only comes with basic designs that are sub par / basic.  It won't matter how many hits you get if your site looks chincy.  Their site designs come across as looking cheesy because they are cheesy.  I'd suggest paying a few bucks, and in return you'll get allot more.  \n\nTry EZLAVA.com  You can build your own web site using their easy to use web site builder.  It includes professional web site designs, clip art photos & graphics, a powerful website wizard, an e-commerce shopping cart builder, hosting, a custom template wizard, html editor, and all the other features you need to create your own custom web site.
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The best advice I can give you about a retail site is second-hand, and I can't remember where I heard it, but it was like this:\n\n"Amazon.com spends millions of dollars researching how people buy online. If they don't do it, you shouldn't, either."\n\nIn your case, a look at eBay would also be a good idea.\n\nSpecifically, to your site:\n\nIt's fairly boxy, so look to incorporate more curved lines and white space between elements.\n\nIt's difficult to figure out what to do. Provide instructions.\n\nThe movement and pulsing logo are distracting.\n\nA lot of space up top is wasted by your banner, a search box that doesn't tell me how to use it, a welcome message that's fairly pointless, etc.\n\nThe color scheme and typography don't seem to have a common theme.\n\nI also believe in "less is more." You're overwhelming me with things to look at, click on, etc., and again, there's no instructions anywhere, and the site itself is not intuitive.
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There are many websites offering this kind of service...\nyahoo presents geocities, here we have some predefined webpage models where you can simply edit for your convenient...some other good services are
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QuarkXpress\nTHe absolute BEST page layout/design software on the market...
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One of the coolest "design" sites that I like to use is the CSS Zen Garden.\n\nThe HTML markup stays the same, but the site gets a radically different look and feel based on different style sheets.\n\nwww.csszengarden.com
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that can be done with dreamweaver, but there's also another alternative, maybe you can try visiting this site\n\nwww.dynamicdrive.com
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www.w3schools.com is pretty good.  They have editors built in where you can change content from existing html.
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These days there are 100's if not 1000's of CMS out that do exactly what you want to do. You should pick a CMS that could grow with your website and you are able to add options to it with time.\nHere are few that I have used and am very happy with them:\nMambo Open Source: Very easy to use and is very expanable. The current core team is a bit slow to fix security holes.\nJoomla!: This is a fork of Mambo. Very active core team, comes with 100's of add-ons and thems and support is outstanding.\nWebsite Baker: If you want a website where you won't be needing people to register for your website then this is the CMS you should look into. Exelect for small business and building a portfolio website.\n\nThere is also an outstanding website if you want to try out more than 100 CMS': http://www.opensourcecms.com
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you are really into web development huh....well if it is your first time you could opt to use macromedia dream weaver, they say that it is some how easy to use and understand. you can used this with adobe photoshop to edit images and use the whole studio 8 package. with the voting you could create script that does this one or you could map a database to keep the votes
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I would recommend using a Content Management System. Joomla is very good. It can easily help you build a dynamic site with lots of functionality. We've done a lot of Joomla sites and could help setting it up and all that.
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Try yahoo site builder it is great n easy to make profissional web site full of images n every thing u wish
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Checkout the free carts here\nhttp://www.opensourcecms.com/\n\nwith reviews.\nI use Ecommerce Automations\nhttp://www.ecommerceautomations.com/\n\nIt's not free though.
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Check out www.wordpress.org for a good blog software.\n\nMaking templates is rather easy so it is easy to integrate into your site.
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Go to www.struif.com and try Site Builder, for a free trial website that you set up and design by yourself - It's fast (10 minutes) and cheap (if you decide to keep it it's only $249 (payable in 2 installments) plus monthly hosting. Very user friendly for nearly any business or personal website. Plus it has the best shopping carts I've seen for ecommerce.
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For full power, flexibilty, and something that will look good on a resume, definitely go with Dreamweaver.\n\nHOWEVER -- since people are quick to scoff and make fun of FrontPage, I should say that it DOES have it's place. If you are mainly concerned with CONTENT and can live with one of the standard themes that comes with FrontPage, then you can have a full-blown website with navigation menus, search feature, automated indexing, table of contents, and discussion groups, and you can have it LIGHTNING FAST. I'm talking less than half an hour if you type fast or you've already got the text for your pages in another document.\n\nThe nice thing is that if you want to move a document, you have a visual tree with the document names and you can just click and drag to the new location, and all your navigation buttons and menus will update automatically. DEFINITELY easier to use than Dreamweaver IF you're not really looking to make a career out of web design.\n\nThat said, I do 99% of my web development in Dreamweaver. Unless we're talking about programming web applications, then I switch to either ActiveState Komodo (for Python, PHP, and Perl) or Borland Delphi (for web server ISAPI modules).
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You can try CMS that provided by http://www.doinfinity.com