Andy’s Travel Blogs

The most important thing, though, is that I have an admin interface that I use in a way that best suits my natural writing habits when creating articles. And that can be different for everyone. What I find most interesting is the ability to add a custom feature at any time. For example, I enjoy a custom dashboard that shows me what should be improved on the website, which images are missing captions, and so on. I will definitely keep adding more features over time.

For individual articles, I have, for example, route generation for a visually distinctive map, where the mode of transport moves as you scroll through the page. I can enter different modes of transport, additional places, and more. It is very easy to use: I just enter the name of a city, click search, and it gives me a choice of which place on the planet I probably mean. Then I just select the mode of transport and that’s it. At one point I realized I didn’t want to click the same thing separately for the Czech and English versions. So I added a feature that transfers the route into the English version. The more I use the admin interface, the more I gradually discover what could be improved. I absolutely love this process. The sky is the limit.