Your RapidWeaver project does not look like you want it to?
My name is Jan Füllemann. I have been using RapidWeaver for quite some time now. I create RapidWeaver sites for everyone at a fixed price. I love to make your site look good, add SEO and to have a reliable technical structure. I design websites with the Foundry Framework so you can take over once we developed your new site.
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Hi, it is - at least for the main pages https://pretty-good-websites.com and https://einfach-gute-seiten.de. It depends on the selected language of the browser. If this is set to de, you see the german page, in all other instances you see the english site.
For the subpage /rapidweaver I have the english site only at the moment as the program is english and most communication here as well.
Short things or tips are free, of course. Everything else is based on the circumstances. Payment is due only if the results are satisfactory and for a completely new website I offer a free first design. Of course if we do not continue working together the design is not allowed to be used
Thanks for the quick reply - in my case, I’m more designer than someone who works under the hood, and choosing the best approach is sometimes an unknown for me. For instance, when I first started learning some of this stuff (using Foundry) I would use containers and margins in ways where, even though things looked like I wanted them to look, I did it it ways which were cumbersome, finicky, and bloated. While going through the tutorials is always helpful, most of the info is (rightly) about how to do something, not why or when. In the example I just mentioned, I’m still a bit insecure about my approach and it would be great to get some basic facts. It’s kind of like I know how to drive a car, but I don’t know the rules of the road
As I try to learn more next year and use it consistently for a few projects, I’m sure I’ll be reaching out. I’ve seen you on the forums for quite a while, and your as helpful and involved as any of the (few) outstanding developers. It’s much appreciated and I wish you success on your new venture!
