Requirements
- Must have the interest to learn how to use WordPress
- Devote at least 2 hours a day to learn with no distraction
- No prior experience with WordPress. Course is suitable for beginner and intermediate students.
- Must own or have access to a computer
- Basic computer knowledge
- Basic knowledge of how to use the internet and work with a web browser
- HTML: If you don't know it plan to learn it as soon as you learn WordPress
- CSS: if you don't know it plan to learn it as soon as you learn WordPress
- Knowledge of JavaScript and/or PHP is useful but not required
- Web hosting (if you have internet and are learning or a staging or live server)
- If you don't have internet, you must install the latest versions of PHP, MySQL or MariaDB and a web server like Apache or Nginx. This can be done with an all-in-one package like WAMP or LAMP. HTTPS support is also required so install OpenSSL
Features
- Constantly updated content
- Learn at your pace
- Course assessments to help you measure your learning progress
- 24/7 support from our team anytime you have any questions
Target audiences
- Undergraduates
- Graduates
- Freelancers
- Small Business Owners
- Hobbyists
- Anyone who wants to learn how to build websites with WordPress
WordPress is a powerful and robust Content Management System (CMS) that powers more than one-third of the websites that exist on the internet. It is full of impressive functionality and can be a bit heady to learn at first. This course will hand-hold you throughout the process of learning how to develop a website in WordPress from newbie to ninja.
Overview of course content
You will learn how to:
- manage your own WordPress-based website if you have already had one.
- How to build a WordPress website from scratch.
- Begin the journey of managing WordPress websites as a freelancer.
- Build a website for your new startup company.
Value-added benefits:
Prerequisites
- The course is designed to take you from beginner to intermediate level of proficiency with working with WordPress.
- Knowledge of coding in HTML and CSS is helpful but not required because you could still learn how to use page builders and WordPress allows you to build without touching code.
- Note that this Beginner WordPress Development course is categorized as a front-end development course as everything done in this course happens mostly in the browser and interaction is between the WordPress public site and the admin. The Advanced WordPress Development course however introduces you to the backend and show you how to use your knowledge of coding to make serious tweaks and changes to the WordPress files themselves in things like theme and plugin development.
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