If you want to imitate, be creative!

I wonder if I can concentrate on my craft work for the time being.

That's what I thought, but when I was surfing the internet, something happened that made me go "wow" and I decided to create a new template for Alaudae.JP once I finished knitting the bag I was currently making.

I wrote it in the previous If you don't check it, you'll lose out

Don't let the original layout or template of your company's homepage, which you paid a high price for, turn out to be a free layout or template or similar to another company's when you check it online.

I discovered something that looked like it, and after commenting, I'm completely stunned.

In the same way that I sometimes hone my skills by imitating famous people in painting, I too imitate and copy.
I wanted to know how to build a good-looking homepage and a well-designed homepage, so when I was just learning how to create a homepage, I used to copy the whole thing and understand how it worked.
So you can learn some basics even if you are self-taught, and you can learn simple HTML code? You can save time and not have to worry about it too much.

Also, I'm currently making handmade bags, and after seeing some with good designs, I'm trying to see if I can make them myself...

However, I always consider the surrounding circumstances and decide what I can do or not do.
When building my own homepage or design, I first check to see if there are any similarities locally, avoid similar templates, and even if I use a similar template, I try to make sure that no one sees it as similar.

I don't mind being copied.
But, uh, that's impossible, and when you think it's serious, you're more shocked than angry, and it just makes you laugh. I'm often impressed with how I can work like this...

The internet world is so vast, why go to the trouble of imitating nearby sites? I'm wondering...

If I am commissioned or asked to do something, I must be careful not to do something like this.