Making Progress with the New Website
Markdown, Markup
I have decided to rebuild the website for my business, Urban Colab Architecture. I am and have long been a fan of the “Do-It-Yourself” attitude, and in this day and age there is a ton of technology to take advantage of to keep things “in-house”, that is if you are willing to take the time to learn a few new things and fail… often.
Not everything is about money but when you are a new business I feel more comfortable to minimize the overhead as much as possible. So I have embarked on a journey to build my own website using a Jekyll a static website building tool that uses markdown language formatting. I have become a fan of Markdown since I started using tools like Notion. The difference is that the input of all the web content is pure Markdown as opposed to the “/” command prompt you can use in Notion, so there is a bit of a learning curve to using the core input formats rather than relying on the “/”.
I will be documenting this process through the blog page of my website in addition to showcasing the architecture related parts of my business. I am enjoying the process and have some interesting ideas about knowledge sharing on my website so that it becomes a hub for all of my professional endeavors.
Markdown, Markup
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I have decided to rebuild the website for my business, Urban Colab Architecture. I am and have long been a fan of the “Do-It-Yourself” attitude, and in this ...
I decided to take it upon myself to rewrite my website from scratch to accomplish a few things.