Is it my imagination? It's been more chilly than hot.
I wanted to check access to the website, and Alaudae.JP is not advertised on the internet at all, so as expected, there are no accesses at all.
But is it because of the influence of using the name of the Roma Corps as a domain? It seems like it gets accessed every day from other countries (possibly by spammers or crackers).
As I say on the website, if you suddenly ask someone who has been unemployed for over 10 years, "Please let me create a website!", you will likely be turned down, so I have no choice but to build up a track record with this website. Therefore, I released a demo website for web construction first, and then I was working on what format to provide it. But even if I'm an idiot, I have to reconsider when I see so little access.
Well, this week I started doing some handicraft-related work that I had put off. Even though I say work, I don't make things yet. Because even if we make them, there are no stores to sell them!
However, I decided from the beginning that this would be an online shop.
So, as the second step, I decided to build a website for my handicraft shop.
Since it is a shop, you can naturally sell it on the website.
No, it's pointless if it can't be sold, so I'm using JP Grammar as a template.
This is a template design suitable for local business websites such as online fashion stores, hair care and beauty salons.
We will build a website for a handicraft shop based on this.
We are planning to start work around the Kakunodate festival, including building a website and producing products for sale.
Please look forward to it!
Ah, but if anyone is interested in or would like to request a website created by a strict old man, please feel free to contact me. Please contact.
(The image was republished on August 25, 2018)
