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Actually you can! ‘cause Obama says so!
Us at production would like to welcome you to the team.
Building a site is exciting; I think it’s the only exciting thing in this here Treehouse. The pride you’ll have after building your first site is like the one you have when you build your first home from scratch. The personal connection you have with it, all the effort you put in; the cries, the madness, and the days you actually take trying to research how the main message should appear on the site, all the while thinking man I hope they don’t change anything from this site after I’m done! Sorry I’m babbling; but my point is that you should feel a personal connection to every site you build, you’ll probably never talk to the owner of the site, they’ll never know who built the amazing, wonderfully crafted site, but oh well!
When our wonderful Project Manager chooses you to build a site; first get up dance, and shout “Yes! I’ve finally made it!” Nah I’m kidding it was just random.
5PM the program you already know about has two tabs.
When you get a new site build task, most of the time it’ll be called Name of Company – New Site under your ‘My Tasks’ tab, as time goes by and you’re famous, you may see many tasks under this tab.
Viewing your new site build task under the ‘Projects’ Tab will allow you to forget all the overdue and other tasks. Just make sure you choose ‘-just mine-’ to only view your task.
Once you see your task; click on the + sign on the paper looking icon to the left of the task. This will show a drop down of sub tasks, and these are all important for the completion of your site.
By this time, I suggest you go to the café and get yourself a latté, coffee, tea, water, candy, etc…
Click the main task and thoroughly read the information in the info tab, from top to bottom, when you’re done reading the novel; ask questions if you any. You can write them under the ‘Activity’ tab and direct them to the intended person only! And wait… Or as Rick would “Just go talk to them!”
You may click on the other sub tasks and see what’s going on in there also. The important one besides the main task is the Main Message design task, because you’ll find out what template you’ll be using and the main message on the Home Page of your site is found in this task.