The
entry of DIY website creators has eased the troubles of newbies and
inexperienced businesses – firms lacking the expertise and resources to hire
professional developers.
There
are quite a few website builders out there, but the catch is, either they
aren’t too user-friendly or effective, or they just charge too much for premium
services. With these filters, very few website creators manage to earn the
respect of users. Enter Glu7. This website creator goes head to head with big
names like Wix and takes drag-and-drop approach for website creation.
Here are
some steps that can help you master the basics of Glu7 dashboard.
Pick up a starting point
Newbies
should start with any of the available themes. This will give you a head start
if you have little knowhow about website layout and development.
Layout
After
picking up the theme, you can now see a sample site on your dashboard. Feel
free to play around with headers footers, body and the content. Select items
from menu bar at the top and drag them down to add them. You can also edit the
existing items on your page including styles, texts and images or remove them
by clicking on ‘remove’ buttons next to edit buttons.
Clicking
on the element allows you to edit that specific element via text, style and
detail editors. You can also embed Vimeo and YouTube videos through ‘mediabox
design’ tab in the menu bar.
Adding more pages
Surely
your site is going to need more pages than one. To create more pages, simply
click on ‘add page’ button on your dashboard. The name of the page can be
changed anytime by just clicking on the icon besides the page’s name at the
bottom-left corner.
General and other settings
You
can also change the name of the site, integrate the site with Google Analytics,
edit contact details and gain access to a lot of other general stuff just by
clicking on the settings button.
The
settings tab can be seen at the top-right corner of the dashboard. Clicking on
it will open up a window which allows you to name the domain, edit contact
details, and integrate Analytics along with tons of other stuff.
Publishing the site
After
the site looks like the one in your dreams, click on the save button at the
top-right corner to save your work. To publish it afterwards, just click on ‘publish
now’ button on the screen that follows.
This
is how easy it is to create your own site using Glu7. Please give your feedback
about Glu7’s dashboard and whether you found it friendly or not.
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