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    When people say coding is its own language, they mean it. This week we focused on design of the website as well as adding credit card payments. Getting everything set up is harder than I thought it would be. For payments, specifically through PayPal, you need to insert a code to allow the button to function and unfortunately it is not as easy as copy/paste. I still think PayPal is a good option for my site and I want to see it through. 

    The design aspect is fun for me and I’m glad a chose a builder that is a little more intuitive for now. There is a lot of information to make sure is added to your website and I am glad I can focus on that instead of trying to design a site without a template. Choosing colors was a hard task but I finally came up with a color scheme I like and now I just need to figure out how I want to incorporate it.

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