Class introduction

There are many classes that teach techniques for creating websites.
However, there aren't many classes that tell me “how” to structure a website with the content I have.

If you want to create a website, you're an expert with your own content. The problem is how to express it on the website. In this lesson, we'll teach you everything from strategies for placing your content on a website to how to structure a menu, starting with planning. Since it's based on an actual project, you'll be able to learn realistically.

The most powerful tool a non-professional can choose when creating a website WordPressThat's it!

Using WordPress's site editor, you can easily create a website by dragging and dropping. Anyone can add complex features such as slide galleries, KakaoTalk open chat buttons, and inquiry forms to the site using plug-ins. Building a website isn't the end. Running a website requires different concepts and know-how from production.

Search engine optimization, site performance tuning

16th year web developerI'll share with you the concepts and know-how I know in a classic way! You too can have the experience of building a brand with your own site! 😉

Course effect

The purpose of the site I want to createAfter refining, Appropriate planningYou will be able to do
Use WordPress to freely implement the site of your own imaginationYou will be able to do it
site Publish and operate on the Internetand search engineYou will be able to get caught by

Recommended target

Freelancers who want to increase revenue with online branding
Self-employed people and small businesses that want to create and operate their own websites
Everyone who wants to personalize their website

Notes before taking the course

All you need is a computer with an internet connection (we'll start by installing WordPress).
It's better if you have paper, a pencil, and even an eraser (unfortunately, a ballpoint pen is also good).

3 reasons this class is special

❶ We will teach you not only the technology but also how to configure the site

What is the most important part of creating a website? It's a plan.

I've always been used to using websites, such as what content should be placed on the home screen, how to structure the menu, and how to show visitors when I have a lot of content, but when I try to create my own, I quickly run into these questions.

I'm also a web planner. So I can give you a good idea of how to structure your site. It's not hard to find courses that teach WordPress technology. However, this lesson will also teach you how to effectively plan a site.

In fact, you're an expert with great content in your field. What you're lacking is how to structure your site. We will fill that gap. Then you too will be able to make a great site.

❷ WordPress, I'll tell you the rules

To use tools well, you need to know them well. Just like a good guitarist knows every corner of the guitar.

The WordPress “site editor” is a powerful tool that allows you to create a site by dragging and dropping. As you learn step by step through this lesson, you'll maximize the editor's potential in every corner.

WordPress has a lot of features, so it's bothersome to misuse it. WordPress sites with dozens of plugins can be slow and difficult to manage. With this class, you can avoid that kind of thing.

I don't end my classes by saying, “If you do this, this is what happens.” I will explain all the necessary concepts.

❸ Website management know-how from a 16th year web developer

The website is not complete. Once operations begin, deficiencies begin to be seen. This is an important time when site quality depends. We will catch the trial and error you may experience at an early stage. Why is my site slow? What should I do to get caught by search engines? What are the criteria for choosing a web font? Which plugin should I choose? What theme should I choose? etcetera

Based on long experience, the core knowledge required for operation was included in the class.

After taking all these lessons, you'll be able to run the site more easily than you think!

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