Free online courseWordpress for Beginners to Advance

Course Description

Want to build a website you can actually publish, maintain, and grow? This free WordPress course takes you from first steps to advanced, real-world workflows used in modern web development. You will start by understanding what WordPress is and how it powers everything from personal portfolios to business sites and online stores. Then you will set up a safe local development environment on Windows using XAMPP, install WordPress on localhost, and get comfortable moving around the dashboard with confidence.

As you progress, you will learn how to shape a site’s structure the way professionals do: creating pages and posts, organizing categories and subcategories, managing menus, controlling comments, setting the homepage and blog page, and refining URLs with the right permalink settings for clarity and SEO. You will also practice practical site management tasks like scheduling posts, organizing the media library, protecting content with passwords, duplicating posts for faster editing, and adjusting upload limits when your projects need larger files.

The course also helps you design and enhance your website without touching code. You will work with themes, widgets, logos, footers, and useful elements such as calendars, recent posts, RSS feeds, counters, buttons, tables, embedded PDFs, and WhatsApp chat. You will explore image galleries and sliders using popular tools, create responsive navigation for mobile visitors, and fine-tune common details that can make a site feel polished and trustworthy.

For lead generation and communication, you will set up forms and email delivery on localhost, add file attachments, show confirmation messages, and redirect users to thank-you pages. You will also build modern layouts with Elementor, including columns, social icons, and animated counters that support landing pages and business sites.

To round out your skills, you will dive into WooCommerce to create an eCommerce site: configuring essential pages, adding products and categories, setting taxes and shipping, using coupons, building variable products, and enabling payment methods. Finally, you will learn how domains work and how to migrate a WordPress site from localhost to a live server—so your project can move from practice to production smoothly.