You build the homepage first. Then an about page, then a contact page. By the third one, you have the rhythm of it: drop in a section, add your content, style it, publish. One page, one design.
Then you get to the blog.
The rules change without warning. You are not designing a page anymore. You are designing something that has to work with fifty posts you may not have written yet, and there is no single page to build it on. This is where a lot of people stall — not because it’s hard, but because it’s different than
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