Today you finish your site.
You will read it the way a stranger would, fix anything confusing, then visit a classmate's site on their screen.
Your job is to find your way around without being told how, and to tell them one thing that works well and one thing you had to hunt for.
Before you touch any blocks, think like a visitor who has never seen your site.
Ask yourself:
If the answer is no, that is what you fix today. You are not starting again. You are finishing.
Open the interactive. Your site should be there. If you see a simple two-page starter instead, that is fine: rename the headings and finish from that.
Work down this checklist. Tick each one only when you can see it on your page:
If a page feels empty, from Content drag a text block or a picture block and fill the gap.
If a page has no menu, from Links & buttons drag a menu block onto that page. The menu finds your pages by itself.
Stop building. Look up.
Go through your own site once, starting on the first page, as if you have never seen it.
Check only these two things:
If either answer is no, that is your next fix.
Back to your site for a short fix pass.
Check this last list:
If you still need a thing for a visitor to do, use this path:
Or try the list version if you already know it:
If a dropdown says (add a text box) or (add a list box), put those Apps blocks on the page first. If it says (add a counter), drag the counter in above the button first.
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