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Shift-click here to open the Jewish Groups website, if it is not open already.
Now that we understand the basics of how a website is developed, we can begin the actual preparation of our own website.
The website to be demonstrated in this article follows the basic concepts and ideas of the website that you have studied about the Jewish and Hebrew groups. In this way, you will be able to follow the pattern of the model website.
However, you still maintain unlimited flexibility when you set up your own website.
Your website may have more information on the opening screen, or you may have a printed design in the background. You may opt for a shopping cart, so that those who visit the site can purchase things directly.
These issues can all be handled on websites. A more advanced series of articles will discuss how to prepare them.
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