Overloaded

[j-inky]

   There's so much to do and see that I'm a little overwhelmed

Pretty much thats it. Trying to take in this web crafting stuff is a lot of information at once. I put up a website, decorated it decently. But I still feel so much out of touch with it all? I don't have the foggiest clue of what I'm doing and it feel like the learning curve is very steep, especially the lingo.

[TheFrugalGamer]

That's understandable! Learning HTML and what is essentially a new culture for the first time can be pretty overstimulating. I'd take it slow and remember to take breaks when your brain starts to get tired. We're all kind of learning as we go here, and everyone is at different levels of learning. There's no deadline for any of it, and ultimately web crafting is for you and not others.

Love your site! The colors are really nice and your artwork is lovely!

[j-inky]

That's understandable! Learning HTML and what is essentially a new culture for the first time can be pretty overstimulating. I'd take it slow and remember to take breaks when your brain starts to get tired. We're all kind of learning as we go here, and everyone is at different levels of learning. There's no deadline for any of it, and ultimately web crafting is for you and not others.

Love your site! The colors are really nice and your artwork is lovely!

Yea you are right. I might have gotten too excited and tried to take in things too quickly. A break definitely helped me a lot. I guess getting reminded that everyone is on a different journey helps.

Also thanks! It means a lot especially since its my first go.    

[brisray]

There's always something to write or learn. I found it best to write at least something and go from there. We're not writing a book, where once it's published only get the occasional update. Websites are living things, they can change and adapt. There's always better ways of doing things but browsers are backwards compatible and very forgiving of badly written HTML such as leaving the closing tag off some elements.