If you did the introductory tutorial, you will know that the 2-page website for the Baltimore Eaglehawks is up and running and looks in great shape (see here). However, there is still a lot more that we could do to make our site more stylish and professional. There are many more tools that we can call upon. We'll be adding more pages to focus on the players of the Eaglehawks, which will require us to use floating objects and galleries, and we'll be making the most of our profile to sell official Eaglehawk’s merchandise, with the e-commerce tools.

This tutorial assumes that you have completed the previous tutorial and built your 2-page website, and therefore have a working knowledge of 350pages. If this is not the case, then please start from here. If you wish to skip the beginning of the advanced tutorial and get straight to the section on e-commerce, then please click here. To do this tutorial you will need to upload some images (preferably of people) into your File Manager - we have provided a package of images for you to download for this tutorial here in a zip file.

As was mentioned at the beginning of our first tutorial, planning is important not just in terms of content, but in terms of structure as well. We have our first two pages in our chosen style using the customisable templates, but this time we want to design our own template layout, based upon one of the customisable templates. To keep our website consistent  we will be using the copy properties feature. Consistency makes it easier to navigate around a website, and a happy visitor will come back again and again, providing you with more traffic and making your site ever more popular.