Yeah, I agree with Simon. Also it depends on your or your teams skills and preferences. In general, and especially for people new to Magnolia - I would recommend 1. creating a slim HTML website first that has one example of each of the page types and components that you intend to use on your site. This is what we refer to as the "static HTML prototype". 2. Use this to create Magnolia page templates, component templates & dialogs where necessary - (Or using existing MTE components that match your needs - https://documentation.magnolia-cms.com/display/DOCS/MTE+module) 2b. Consider using Content Apps to store "structured data" such as "products", "cars", "schools", and components to display these things in your website. Its an option. (If setting up content apps appears too complicated - you could always skip it for now and store all your content in pages.) 3. Now you can build out your page tree in Magnolia. 4. Now you can enter your content in Magnolia.
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