YOUR WEBSITE AS YOUR PROFILE

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It’s not that fancy, but with my website I consider it as an open book about me—If someone will be interested in me can simply go to nyandamarcoz.com. It’s simple, everything categorized well from what I'm working on currently, what are my skills, my education journey, my projects, my essays and more, all in one place—an open book I guess.

I bet one cannot get me well on my other social media accounts compared to my website—instead he-she will end up with pieces of me, as sometimes I might just post crazy stuff which are not enough (why I post them by the way!!). These coupled, with my short not so minimalist bio, I guess you can still manage to judge.

All in all, my personal website becomes the quickest place for one to view my resume apart from sending the pdf files to one's email (I also heard it can boost up your image in this “resume” sector)—by the way as a reminder it's just one click away at nyandamarcoz.com—for future reference, if there's an opportunity where we can collaborate, 😉.

Anyway, if it stands the cultural value test of having your own website, I think I'm just lucky for this as I came to know programming even while I was in college. I know if you majored in something else like me (chemistry) and you think having a website is a good move for you, I think this can force you to think you have to go learn coding or find a programmer to make a website for you.

Let me tell you if you are not that interested in coding and you only need a website, I think I have got a simple and quick way for you to do this, and which also will enable you to still manage it well.

Yes, and I know there are other quick alternatives one can try too:

• Learn to code—go the hard way and build your own website, if you are interested in programming this can be a good and interesting first project (welcome to the game my friend).
• And ooh yeah, AI is out there, you can still tell it too to write a website for you—but guess what, we will be back to the above option; the outputs of chatbots will be codes from your inputs of natural language—you'll automatically required to understand the output, and that is no different from learning coding. Just learn it I guarantee you can use well AI for programming if you know what it gives you.
• There are enormous agents we call “website builders” or to be more technical “CMS” and one of them is squarespace, wix, wordpress and more. There are free versions and if you want a great product you can upgrade to paid to get it. But the roadblock to this if you are not interested in complications and just want a website: there are designing and graphics stuff. If you are more technical, I suggest you go with this—no codes but you have a website.

Ooh yes maybe risefromCollege we can simplify things much further for you—as we are always here to assist you to be equipped with necessary tools which will help you grab any opportunity passing across you with your website.

Today we want to share how you can build your website with no code required but which can still be simple to deploy and manage.