When I finally got access to the website, the first thing I did was spend some time exploring and experimenting with everything it allowed me to do. I wanted to understand the platform properly, so I tried different options, tested the settings, and checked how each feature worked. After reviewing many possibilities, I eventually chose a simple template that I really liked because it felt clean, easy to use, and flexible enough to build on later.
From that moment on, the website slowly started to take shape over the following days. It wasn’t something I built all at once, but rather a gradual process where I kept adding and adjusting things little by little until it became what it is today.
At the beginning, I focused on creating a basic introduction where I explained who I am and what I planned to do with the website. This helped give some context to anyone visiting for the first time and made the purpose of the page clearer.
After that, I moved on to the main structure of the site. In this section, I added links to my daily posts, which I will describe in more detail in future entries. I designed these links as buttons, making sure they followed a visual style consistent with the rest of the page so everything looked more unified and professional.
As I continued working on the site, I kept refining small details, improving the layout, and making sure everything was easy to navigate. The goal was to create something simple but functional, without overcomplicating the design.
Finally, the website ends with a minimal footer that includes my name and my WordPress profile, giving it a clean and complete finish while still keeping a personal touch.
Mario García 