I have had a wiki site up for a while which is my personal place to put notes about things I am studying, keep track of booksmarks on various topics, occasionally post class notes or editorials, etc. The dokuwiki does what I want, with good security, and flexibility, but the template I use is not the most modern looking website. So decided it was time to create a modern looking home page for the site: https://www.thegarnet.net

It was easy to create a new home page with mobirise, publish it to a directory, then just copy the mobirise files into the same root directory with the dokuwiki files. Then Mobirise made it easy to do a project I have been thinking about for a long time, making long Facebook posts on my own site instesad of FB, and then making FB posts over to my article instead of someone else's. Then I wrote an article about the thinking behind doing that, bringing up my facebook game. I used a cool article block to summarize three main points of why to do this, and another block for my top articles, and then used those two saved blocks all over the site on other pages to advertise this article. Then I have been experimenting with taking editorials from my old websites, and reskinning them by inserting in Mobirise. I am just now seeing a feed of my most recent Facebook posts on that live article, and that is really cool.

I have written websites since 1994 when I started one of the first webhosting companies, used FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Wix, Weebly, written my own templating systems which I used for hundreds of domains, and used countless other tools. But of all of those tools, Mobirise is giving me what I need to produce some very top notch graphicly pleasing sites in record time.