Pizzacat Delights' Cozy Home
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It's been almost a day since I debut Website 3.0. So I wrote a blog about the reason why I changed my layout and some of behind of the scene of making the site work. https://pizzacatdelights.neocities.org/posts%202.0/Years/2024/05082024NewWebsite2TheBettering
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And I also made a new guest book to replace the pervious one since it's getting shut down: https://www.ultraguest.com/view/1714856098
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Good news, I'm finally done updating my website to Website 3.0! Here's the link to the new Home page: https://pizzacatdelights.neocities.org/Home4
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Oops! I forgot to delete the last updated post (which happens every 24 hours) on my profile, which shows my new website before being offically done! My bad. But don't worry, Website 3.0 is almost done. It might be up by either tomorrow or Wednesday.
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the site looks great!! I relate to a lot of your struggles and I'm proud of you for figuring it out. <3
Yes website builders are good because they are convenient but do little to help advance your coding skills. I guess it just depends on what's most important to you but sounds like you have a bit of both under your belt; experience using a site building and hand coding as well! Nice
@americasdecline Thank you for the kind words. Yeah, it's hard figuring out what works and doesn't when it comes to coding my site. But I'm proud on how along I got from doing that!
@bisha I agree with you on the website builders being convenient. Like it's great when you first start out, but it gets boring after a while. Despite that, I'm glad I used the builders as a learning experience when you eventually code on your own.