How to "create a site... soup to nuts..." is different for every site. Not only that, I think it's not unreasonable to say that for sites beyond the most basic sites, it is more work than what a single tutorial could encompass.

Having said that, once you have an installation, you really should be able to get to where you want by starting here
http://documentation.concrete5.org/editors...
and going through "Adding Pages", "Blocks", and the other sections that help.

If you are completely new to Concrete5, it will take some effort, and there's no shortcut in the form of a simple tutorial. But remember, this is because there's a lot of power and flexibility, and that doesn't happen with "easy" (contrast this to builders like WIX which are MUCH more limiting).

Hi,

I'm asking for such a tutorial(s) for the simplest of sites. The existing documentation will take care of the rest.

But, IMHO it is reasonable for a tutorial of the type I'm looking for for an initial site of some complexity, because I am not as much asking for explanations and descriptions as much as I'm asking for someone to think out loud and show me what they are typing and DOING.

IMO if there were more tutotrials of this kind it would open C5 up to many more users.

Try this
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4CCSwmU04Mj18Rd0QvZPqPn-STPj...

And keep looking.

Maybe this would be helpful?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQm1QXN9OfI...

But regarding the content and elements of the site, as said above, it really depends what you want to build.

Thanks, I'm working through the book "Concrete5 beginner's Guide". It's geared to an older version but I'm making adjustments for that.