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When building a website, what do you find the most challenging part?
– Designing it (making it look clean and modern)
– Writing the content (what to say and how to say it)
– Developing it (turning everything into a working site)
I’ve been working on a few projects recently, and I’ve noticed that each part comes with its own difficulties.
Sometimes design feels easier but writing clear content is hard. Other times, development takes more time than expected.
Still trying to understand where most people struggle the most and how to approach it better.
Would love to hear your experience or thoughts on this.
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This is solid, it feels both clean and engaging. If someone wanted to create something at this level, what would you say matters most in your process?
Appreciate it 🙌
I’d say what matters most is clarity—knowing the goal of the page and making sure every element supports it.
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