AIT says Ready4Design 2007 is an online website builder that enables users to build a template-driven website from scratch or edit an existing site using only a Web browser. The company says this tool is ideal for small businesses without a Web presence, technology resellers, designers and corporate intranets and enables the user to change, modify and create website content on the fly with little or no HTML or programming language experience.

For resellers, Ready4Design is a complete solution to increase the business of Web design or to resell the application to existing customers, says AIT. Ready4Design offers over 100 free templates and is packed with features such as a powerful file manager with no need for FTP and it creates forms in a flash.

AIT is also offering its end-of-year registration rush, a three part promotion that offers Web property owners considerable discounts on AIT products and services during the holiday season. The first part, 'Refer a Domain Friend,' provides customers with one free additional domain registration when they refer a friend. The second, 'Domain for Life,' provides a free domain for life for anyone who signs up for domain hosting in conjunction with the domain service. Finally, 'Bulk Domain Blitz' enables anyone with 50-plus domains to purchase domains for $7.17. 

Earlier this month, AIT filed a lawsuit against Fayetteville Publishing Company and FPC reporter Paul Woolverton, as well as several John Does.