Tip - Get Inspiration

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Here was my inspiration.  A website that was at the top of Webcreme.com.  I thought to myself, "I can totally make this with Google Sites!"




Here is the mock up.  I used just GIMP and Google Sites.  Visit the website and use it as a Google Sites template.




The power of Google Sites and decent graphics skill.  That was fun.

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  1. orangetxJanuary 3, 2011 at 9:27 PM

    this one is truly on point! good way of showing the great flexibility of GS!

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