Below is a description of what information or tasks are performed during each step of the website editing or construction process. You may perform the Define it, Design it and Build it steps described below in any order you like; it is not necessary to do them in order, even when creating a brand-new website.
My Websites: If you already have one or more websites created by EasySiteWizard, This EasySiteWizard's "starting point"; this is a management tool rather than a step in the actual website design process. Using the "Delete", "Clone", and "New" buttons, you can remove an existing website, copy one of your sites for backup or editing purposes, or create a new website. If you wish to edit an existing website, click on the radio button beside the website you wish to edit, and click "Next". You can also jump straight to a specific step if you wish by clicking on the "Define it", "Design it", or "Build it" buttons. Note: if you have reached your maximum limit for the number of websites you are allowed to build, the "Clone" and "New" buttons will not be displayed.
Creating or editing a website in EasySiteWizard is fast and easy. There are only three steps involved in creating a new web site: Define your site, Design your site, and Build your site.
Define your site: Enter contact information, company name, publishing location, and other basic information about your website. This is also where you may choose to create either a single or multi-page site. The single-page creation process is identical to the multi-page process.; There are only a very few features which can be exclusively accessed by a multi-page site.
Design your site: Choose a template for your website from the menu on the left-hand side. A preview image of the template you have selected is shown on the left.
Build your site: This step is where, through the page editor, you get to add, remove and modify buttons on your page, as well as create the content, including frame layout, text, links and pictures, for each page on your multi-page site.
WARNING: When you publish your website, EasySiteWizard will rewrite your index.html page if you already have one under the directory you are publishing to, and it will create several files and a new directory in your public directory. Be sure to backup important files before using EasySiteWizard.