Yesterday's article sharedthe answer to "Do I need to file for a self-built website?"Then some friends might ask,"How to build a website while filing?"？
Although the website cannot be accessed during the filing period, it does not mean you cannot build a website while filing.
There are two ways to build a website during filing.
Building a Website Using a Local Environment
What does building a website using a local environment mean?
It means setting up a website environment on your local computer or server, building the website on it, and after the website is built, migrating the website data to the server that has completed filing.
For example, on your own computer, use a virtual machine to install a Linux server, and theninstall LNMPorBaota PanelDuring installation, keep all options and passwords consistent with the filing server, then modify the local hosts file to resolve your filing domain's IP to the virtual machine's IP.
This way, you can access the website data on the virtual machine via your filing domain. Once the filing is approved, upload all data to the filing server, delete the local hosts file, and keep everything else unchanged.
Building a Website Using a Server That Does Not Require Filing
You can also purchase a temporary server for one month during the website filing period, such asVultr'spay-as-you-go VPS, use a subdomain to build the website on it, and then migrate the data to the filed server after the website filing is completed.
Better Suggestions
Of course, if you are a computer novice and don't understand the above, Naiba suggests you not rush to build a website during filing. You can use the filing period to plan your website's content and structure, and directly update articles after the filing is approved. This is better.
You can use Word to write some articles locally. After the filing is approved and the website is set up, update a few written articles to the website daily. This is friendly to search engines and beneficial for SEO.