RV Rebuild Website - Online soon - Input?
Hi everyone. Years ago I had my own website to illustrate and describe the process of rebuilding an old TT from the frame up. It was very popular and I got a lot of great feedback from people all o...
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Another update:
I have been seriously working on my site over the past while, after not touching it for a few weeks.
I am spending 2-3 hours about 5 evenings a week and have also put in entire days on some weekends.
It is definitely a huge pile of work for sure. It takes a while to organize everything, write little descriptions for each picture, and to also post them in some meaningful sequence.
I have it broken down into sections, starting at the beginning of course, and establishing a progression of the work. I currently have 9 pages. That could change.
I have also learned that I can have a blog as 1 of my pages too. I'll likely do that later after launching the site.
The whole thing will have no glitz and razzle dazzle. It is plain, simple and factual.
Wix has a provision for formatting it for portable devices. That's a whole other pile of work to do too once I get it built for desktop computers. What looks good on a desktop can be a mess on a mobile.
I would say I have the bulk of it about 75% done.
I really didn't think it would be this much work.
But the site is way more elaborate and detailed than my original one from 15 years ago was.
And I'm sure that once its launched, I will get feedback that this or that does not display properly.
I am a novice, but eager to learn. I enjoy the work a lot.
I have been seriously working on my site over the past while, after not touching it for a few weeks.
I am spending 2-3 hours about 5 evenings a week and have also put in entire days on some weekends.
It is definitely a huge pile of work for sure. It takes a while to organize everything, write little descriptions for each picture, and to also post them in some meaningful sequence.
I have it broken down into sections, starting at the beginning of course, and establishing a progression of the work. I currently have 9 pages. That could change.
I have also learned that I can have a blog as 1 of my pages too. I'll likely do that later after launching the site.
The whole thing will have no glitz and razzle dazzle. It is plain, simple and factual.
Wix has a provision for formatting it for portable devices. That's a whole other pile of work to do too once I get it built for desktop computers. What looks good on a desktop can be a mess on a mobile.
I would say I have the bulk of it about 75% done.
I really didn't think it would be this much work.
But the site is way more elaborate and detailed than my original one from 15 years ago was.
And I'm sure that once its launched, I will get feedback that this or that does not display properly.
I am a novice, but eager to learn. I enjoy the work a lot.
