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Using Website Generators Properly

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">There are different website generators that we can find online&period; Small businesses may consider them as quick-starts to build an online presence&period; One common question is whether website generators are good&period; In reality&comma; website generators can provide us with decent results&comma; but only for a limited time&period; It is a mistake to think that we can establish a long-term presence by using website generators&period; We won’t be able to get significant positive impacts from quick-fixes&period; Website should be the result of labor of love&period; Our hard work will allow people to return and read new updates&period; Free website generators will fail to lay the necessary groundwork for sustainable website platform&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Website generators could do more than a few things inappropriately&comma; because they lack the usual common and artistic sense of real human designers&period; As an example&comma; images could be placed where texts should be&period; This could ruin the overall design and search engine bots can’t properly read images&period; For this reason&comma; we may need to evaluate pages created by these generators&comma; so that our resources won’t be wasted&period; If we want to create a mini-site with lightweight design&comma; these generators can be used as a starting-point&period; It means that we should always have the opportunity to edit our pages&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">HTML validation is another factor that we need to consider when using website generator&period; Results should be fed through the W3C Validator and it’s an effective tool to validate web pages produced by both human and machines&period; The validator should be able to pick up any kind of code error on each page&period; Website generators may be reliable enough to not produce serious HTML errors&comma; but there could be issues that result in reduced usability and accessibility&period; An example&comma; there could be no XML declarations at the top of the code or the generator doesn’t provide identification of the document type&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">The validator should know where to start when it comes to creating a webpage&period; Many errors could be associated with the fact that various HTML attributes have been deprecated or no longer used based on present guidelines&period; This could happen when the generator isn’t yet updated to reflect latest changes in XHTML standards&period; Generators that are commonly updated may have fewer validation issues&period; Validator may also fail to deal with common issues&comma; such as excessive uses of images that result in reduced experience&period; Adding too many animations could also degrade performance and this is one thing that validators can’t detect&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">After using website generator for a while&comma; we should know things that it ignores&period; The number of design layouts and fonts they use could be limited resulting in less than adequate designs&period; It is important to consider things that we should change on pages created by these generators&period; Using web generators isn’t an unfair business practice&comma; as long as we add unique content&period; This simply gives us an opportunity to compete better and we could continuously improve the website by adding or changing elements&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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