Today you finish your site. No new blocks. You use everything you already know: a banner, a row, boxes, and a look for the whole site.
Your job is to lay it out so a visitor sees the most important thing first. By the end, your site should be ready to show.
Before you touch a block, decide three things. Say them quietly to yourself.
1. What is this site about? In a few words. That goes on your banner.
2. What should a visitor see first? The most important thing belongs at the top, under the banner.
3. What will you change on Home first so it sounds like you? You will do Home first, then your second page.
Keep those three answers in your head. You will use them while you build.
Open the interactive. Your site is already there.
Do Home first. Use the Done list. Then do the same on your second page (Hobbies, Tips, or whatever it is called in the menu).
Edit what is already there. Do not add a second banner. Change at least the banner words and one page colour so the site is clearly yours. Only treat a line as done when you can see it on Your web page.
Before you finish, check:
Need help? Work one line at a time.
1. Banner
From Layout, drag a banner to the very top if the page has none. Type a few words about the site and pick a colour. If a banner is already there, click it and fix the words and colour.
2. Same banner on both pages
Use the same banner words on your second page as on Home.
3. Page colours and font
Click the big page block. Change the background colour, text colour and font.
4. Heading
From Content, drag a heading under the banner and menu if needed. If one is there, change the words to fit your site.
Stop building. Hands off the keyboard for a minute.
Open the Your web page tab. Look only at the top of your Home page.
Ask yourself:
If the answer is no, you know what to fix in the next stretch.
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