We have some simple forms that you can fill out (one for desktops/laptops, one for smartphones and other small devices). Each form creates the code for a web page. As you complete it, you can click the Preview button at the bottom of the form to see how it is shaping up. To return to editing, just hit the refresh button ( ↻) on your browsers menu. This reloads the page, but the info you've entered should return.
Once you are happy with the page, hit the Code button at the bottom of the form. This will produce HTML code with your info included. Copy the code and paste it into a text editor (Gedit, Notepad, TextEdit, etc.—make sure the program is set to edit in plain text mode, other modes may inject unwanted coding), and then save it with the name "home.html" (or something else you will remember) on your desktop or in a folder that is easy to find. If you are using the page on a phone or similiar device, put a shortcut to the file on your start-up or home screen.
You can now click to open the file and it will lauch your favorite browser, presenting you with a page of links that lead where you'd like to go. You can also set it as the default page that your browser displays when you turn it on (often called the home page or start page).
If you know what to do, you can skip this part, but if you don't, here's a 'how to' page.
1. The links below take you to our forms. We recommend you use a desktop or laptop to fill out the form (things will work better, and it'll be easier to read and fill in the boxes).
2. Remember, you can click the Preview button at the bottom of the form to see how it is shaping up. To return to editing, just hit the refresh button ( ↻) on your browsers menu. This reloads the page, but the info you've entered should return.
3. Once you are happy with the page, hit the Code button at the bottom of the form. This will produce HTML code with your info included. Copy the code and paste it into a blank document in your text editor, save it with a name like "home.shtml" and put it (or a shortcut to it) on your desktop or start screen. At that point, you're done!