◈Aurora Hive Sites

What a site is, how the first website comes about and why everything starts out as a draft.

From an empty page to online. Which pages you need, what goes in them and what can wait.

How the navigation is created, how addresses are formed and what happens when you rename something.

26 section types, one after another: what each is meant for and when it is the wrong one.

How a page comes about, what a block is and why the slug is best right from the start.

Colours, fonts and look. Plus the live editor, which lets you work in the preview.

Colours, fonts, spacing: which decisions matter and when to change later.

What belongs on the page and what does not. And how to start when you cannot get started.

Upload images, videos and files and reuse them. Plus the alt text that is easy to forget.

Which images work, how to prepare them and what applies legally.

Maintain once instead of changing ten times. Publish several changes together and plan ahead.

Setting up your own address, the padlock in the browser, and why the site does not fetch anything from third-party servers.

Add a second language, translate texts, proofread AI suggestions and approve them.

Whether a second language is worthwhile, what it costs in the long run and how to translate.

How the draft becomes the public website, and how your own address is added.

Who may do what, how an approval works and what happens when two people work at the same time.

Why pages become slow, what images have to do with it and what half an hour can achieve.

How many people come and where from. And from what point a figure means anything at all.

Look things up by symptom: site unreachable, change not visible, form silent.

Receive enquiries without putting your own email address on the web.

Which fields, how many, what is legally required. And how to keep enquiries out of spam.

Everything that has a date: writing, planning, sending. Plus the rules for subscriber lists.

Whether a blog is worth it, what to write about and how often. Plus how it works together with the newsletter.

Showing events, accepting registrations, handling participant data correctly.

For associations: projects with a target amount, incoming donations, donation receipts, member list.

Accepting donations online, producing receipts, collecting membership fees. Plus the tax side.

What search engines need from your site, what the assistant checks and how A/B tests work.

What you can do yourself, how long it takes and how to recognise dubious offers.

Legal notice (Impressum) and privacy notice generated from your master data, plus the cookie notice. And what the system cannot do for you.

Legal notice, prices, advertising claims, images. The points at which small websites receive formal warnings.

Shop, booking, portal, forum: what is deliberately missing and which route works instead.

Which plan applies, who sends the invoice, how to cancel. And what happens when a limit is reached.