"what my website should look like" section

[lpmayos]

At the DjangoGirls Barcelona workshop, some of the attendees commented that was difficult to imagine what they were building. After talking to Lucie, she agreed that having a "what my website should look like" section may, specially for people doing the tutorial alone.

[olasitarska]

Isn't the screenshot in the Introduction already fulfilling this?

[lpmayos]

Hi! For people with some technical knowledge yes, but maybe for beginners it is not clear what a blog is, how is it different from a regular website or news section, etc. It may be useful for them to know that they are building their own blog, a place where they will log in and add some content, and make it public so other people can access it... At least that is what the girls suggested :)

[olasitarska]

I see! If you want to add something about this to introduction, feel free! :)

[lpmayos]

I have no time right now, that is why I opened an issue (as suggested by Lucie), but if nobody can I'll review it after exams :)

[tBaxter]

It turned up on #django today that the CSS covered in the css section of the tutorial will not necessarily result in the screenshots seen. Notably, there is no float: right rule on .date. That caused some confusion around why the developer's site did not appear correct.