Generic Domain for Sale Landing Site

What is this?
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You're selling a domain and you don't want to use a broker or website where your
valuable domain is lost in a sea of options.  You can put up and host a website,
but want something good looking and simple to post without a lot of hassle. 
This package is for you.  With only a bit of text search and replace, you have a
well-designed landing page that expresses your wishes while allowing browsing
customers easy email access to you.  We've inserted as many spam-removal tricks
as we can in this design.

The Latest Version
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This project is hosted on GitHub.  Find source files and updates at this URL:
https://github.com/underdesign/domain4sale

Find an unaltered (and unoperational) copy at this URL:
http://www.undr.com/portfolio/websites/domain4sale/

Files in This Distribution
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	index.html
	contactform.html
	readme.txt
	pics/domain-sale-header.jpg
	pics/mail-stack.png
	pics/submit-button.png

Installation
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First, you'll need to make some slight changes to two HTML files to customize
this site to display the proper sales information.  

	index.html
	contactform.html

Open the two HTML files in your favorite text editor, and use the search and 
replace text function to look for the following variables (including the
leading and trailing # symbols):

	#DOMAIN_URL# 
	Example: www.domain.com
	Do not insert the http:// header, it will break the page and forms.
	
	#ASKING_PRICE#
	Example:  $9,000
	Include the currency symbol of choice.  You might have to use ¥, 
	€ or £ instead of $.
	
	#YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS#
	Example: my@domain.ext
	This is where email requests on the site will be directed.
	It is plainly visible in the javascript code, but is usually ignored 
	by web crawlers.

Replace them with your details.  Save the files, open and test in your local
browser.  If everything looks OK, install it on your web server and point the
domain at that folder.

Email queries will be directed to you directly.  You'll need to prime the form
by visiting and submitting dummy information first.  Then verify the form via
an email you'll get, then future queries on this domain will be directed
straight to your email.  We use Formspree.io to handle the form.

http://formspree.io/

The HTML page is wickedly simple, feel free to edit any of the copy to suit 
your needs, or help convince browsers that your cool domain is their new baby!  
The images have been optimized as much as possible, and are a quick download.
The design is not optimized for mobile devices, and I tried to avoid using
browser-specific css queries as much as possible.

Author
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Andrew Davidson at Under Design
info@undr.com
Version 1 - February 22, 2015