Congratulations on finishing this final chapter! You are now capable of creating websites using Google Sites. 

You learned how to create new site projects and how to add and style elements to hold text, images, videos, or documents to the site.

Google Sites is simple to use yet powerful and flexible; it empowers users with no coding skills to be able to create their own websites. In this chapter, you learned how to integrate your site with social media platforms such as Twitter by embedding HTML snippets.

You learned how to add more pages to your site so that content can be better organized and accessible for the users; adding pages and sub-pages allows you to create sites as big and as complex as you need to organize your content.

You can now use Google Sites to create a catalog of products and services, as large as you need, and you can also embed payment options with PayPal and integrate with social networks and use it as the sales portal for your organization.

In this chapter, you learned how to preview your site on a small, medium, and large screen before publishing how to control the release of new versions of the website.

We have covered all you need to start creating your own sites, so now I invite you to explore the other features of Google Sites, such as the ability to add maps, slides, forms, and charts.

With all these powerful and flexible tools, you are ready to start creating amazing websites to help your organization grow and prosper.