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Offers WordLookup.org - Clean UI/AJAX Dictionary Word of the Day Site

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David

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WordLookup.org
http://www.wordlookup.org

About:
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This is a dictionary website that is probably has one of the cleanest user interfaces of all dictionary sites on the web.

Makes use of AJAX to provide a smooth user experience. Get more viewers with share by email and IM functions.

Database is built from the Websters 1913 English Dictionary. Everything on this site was custom coded for this site and this site alone.

This took me about a week from start to finish, programing, designing and compiling the database for a total time of about 40 hours.

Features:
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  • AJAX Search Suggestions (like Google).
  • Share to a friend (via Email and IM[link]).
  • Search engine friendly links, meta tags, title's and <h1> tags.
  • Word of the Day RSS feed. Get more users by providing an RSS feed, it's pretty neat and a lot of people like this type of RSS feed.
  • Browse by letter sitemap for search engine crawlers.
  • Fully automated, so no work is needed!

Price:
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$700 USD

If you would like full resale rights (which means you now completely own this script, and are free to do as you wish with it, like resell it and make money) please PM me your offer.

David
 
Sold, providing that you can accept paypal payment and also that you can correct all occurrences of the spelling error >> Defenition = Definition, not good on a dictionary site :)

Grant
 
hahah...

Good point, didn't even realize I was spelling it wrong. But I'm pretty sure I fixed it all.

Sending you a PM now.
 
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