Added links to roadmap & hover blog post.

Author: christinatruong

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             ##Next Steps
 
-            Phew! We've covered A LOT of material today.
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-            Here are some extra challenges and take-home lessons for you to tackle another day. These lessons will cover some more options to give your web page extra personalization, finalize some styles and add some polish. Here are the links to the additional lessons:
+            Phew! We've covered A LOT of material today. Here are some extra challenges and take-home lessons for you to tackle another day. These lessons will cover some more options to give your web page extra personalization, finalize some styles and add some polish. Here are the links to the additional lessons:
 
             * [Contact page](framework/extras-form-styles.html) - adding background images & form styling
             * [Forms](framework/extras-form-submission.html) - how to submit a form
             * [Sticky Footer](framework/extras-sticky-footer.html)
             * [Home page: additional styles](framework/extras-homepage.html) - includes using icon fonts and creating a drop down menu.
             * [Add a favicon](http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/how-to-make-a-favicon)
             * Use the [Font Awesome icons](http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/) to add your social icons to the footer. 
+            * Try a few more Ladies Learning Code workshops. Check our roadmap for suggestions at [http://ladieslearningcode.com/roadmap](http://ladieslearningcode.com/roadmap)
 
             Take a look at the HTML & CSS files in the **final** folder and see what other tricks you can add to your project.
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             ##Getting your site online
 
             To get your site online and available to the public, the folder containing the HTML documents and related files (images, css, javascript files, etc) must be moved to a *server* that *hosts* websites.
 
-            To move web files from your computer to a server, an FTP program like [Filezilla](https://filezilla-project.org) or [CyberDuck](https://cyberduck.io) must be used. You will also need to register a domain name (www.mysite.com) and get hosting. Here are a couple domain & hosting suggestions:
+            To move web files from your computer to a server, an FTP program like [Filezilla](https://filezilla-project.org) or [CyberDuck](https://cyberduck.io) must be used. You will also need to register a domain name (www.mysite.com) and get hosting. Here are some suggestions:
 
-            * [hover.com](http://hover.com/ladiescode)
-            * [dreamhost.com](http://www.dreamhost.com/r.cgi?2085384) - Use coupon code **LLC40** to get $40 off your registration!
+            * [dreamhost.com](http://www.dreamhost.com/r.cgi?2085384) - Domain and hosting - Use coupon code **LLC40** to get $40 off your registration!
+            * [hover.com](http://hover.com/ladiescode) - Domain registration
 
-            To get your files online, you will need upload your files to your newly purchased hosting server. There are a few pieces of information you will need and are usually provided to you by your hosting service provider.
+            Why keep your domains and hosting separate? Learn more about Hover [here](http://ladieslearningcode.com/getting-hosted-domains-with-hover/).
 
-            * FTP Address
-            * Username
-            * Password
+            To get your files online, you will need upload your files to your newly purchased hosting server. There are a few pieces of information you will need and are usually provided to you by your hosting service provider.
 
-            Here's a nice tutorial getting your files online using FileZilla: [FileZilla Client Tutorial](https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/FileZilla_Client_Tutorial_%28en%29)
+            * FTP address (usually **ftp.yourdomain.com** or just **yourdomain.com**)
+            * FTP Username & password
 
+            Here's a nice tutorial getting your files online using FileZilla: [FileZilla Client Tutorial](https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/FileZilla_Client_Tutorial_%28en%29)  
             Feeling adventurous? Try [Hosting Static Sites on Github for Beginners](http://thephuse.com/development/hosting-static-sites-on-github-for-beginners/).
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