Create a blog page! It can be about anything you want it to: favorite music, best tv shows, places you have gone, places you are planning to go to, a story you are writing, etc.. Check out The Moz Blog and TechCrunch as examples.
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Create a blog page! It can be about anything you want it to: favorite music, best tv shows, places you have gone, places you are planning to go to, a story you are writing, etc.. Check out The Moz Blog and TechCrunch as examples.
Landing Pages are used to tell you about a particular product, and tend to be only one page websites. In this challenge, try creating a landing page for an imaginary product. For inspiration take a look at Apple's and Digital Ocean's landing pages.
Try creating a site for an imaginary Restaurant. The restaurant can be named and serve whatever you want it to. It could be something you have made up all on your own, or it could be taken from a book. Maybe try making Mrs. Weasley's Restaurant's website (from Harry Potter), or Nabbi's Restaurant's website (from Magnus Chase). Some real world restaurant sites include Olive Garden and Jamba Juice.
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