A
week ago I finally took the plunge, signed up for and created a personal
website www.BirgitteHendricks.com .
I
had my blog and my shop SewDanish but a proper website was missing.
I have for the longest time been searching
for a website set up, but nothing had been quite right. I really don't know
anything about html language and even though relativly swift on the computer, when
it gets too technical, I bow out gracefully. I'm pretty much always up for a
challenge, but this just seemed such a different avenue to go down, let alone
spending time on.
Then
a couple of weeks ago I came across a review on Handmadeology regarding a website design company called IndieMade .The review was
very positive and I started to do a thorough research to collect as much
information that I could find, before deciding to sign up.
It
has been fun and for the most part a very straight forward process creating my
website. The day I signed up, I spend about 6 hours straight and got really far
with ‘filling in the blanks’. Of course, like with all new setups, one has to
get a feel for what is going on, but all in all I found the whole setup very
intuitive to use. I still have some tweaking to do, but for now I’m actually
rather pleased with the result BirgitteHendricks.
One of the great features is, that I was able
to import my Etsy shop (or at least half of my listings within the standard
package that I signed up for) automatically. A couple of times I had questions
to the support team of Indiemade and they responded very quickly.
