Web Development With WordPress → Four Pieces of Every Page

18 Sections
18 Lessons
12 Weeks

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Module 1: Introduction to WordPress and website development
What WordPress is, why mobile-responsive design is non-negotiable, and how to weigh its strengths against modern AI-powered alternatives.
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- 1.1
  Getting Started With WordPress
Module 2: Hosting, installation and setup
Where your site lives, how to choose the right host, how to build locally before you launch, and how to keep everything secure.
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- 2.1
  Six Things About Set Up: Part One
- 2.2
  Six Things About Set Up: Part Two
Module 3: Getting Around WordPress
Your first steps inside WordPress — logging in, finding your way around the admin bar, and making sense of the Dashboard.
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- 3.1
  WordPress Basics and Navigation
Module 4: Planning your site
Before you build a single page, plan it — the project brief, the content it needs, how visitors will use it, and how it all connects.
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- 4.1
  Four Steps Before You Build
Module 5: Posts And Pages
What a post or page actually is, how to write one in the Classic Editor, how to organize it, and how to take it from draft to live.
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- 5.1
  Four Things You’ll Master About Posts And Pages
Module 6: Images, audio, video
Where your media lives, how to prepare it before it ever touches your site, and how to label it so everyone — human or search engine — can find it.
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- 6.1
  Three Things You’ll Learn
Module 7: Using themes to change your site's appearance
From picking the right theme to shaping the homepage, banner, logo, and colors — all without touching a line of code.
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- 7.1
  Seven Ways to Shape Your Site
Module 8: Customizing your page
The structural pieces that frame every page — the header up top, sidebars alongside, the footer below, and the widgets that fill them all.
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- 8.1
  Four Pieces of Every Page
Module 9: Menus, categories and navigation
Building the paths visitors actually use to get around your site — from a first menu to fitting it into your theme's layout.
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- 9.1
  Three Steps to Better Navigation
Module 10: Plugins
What a plugin actually does, how free and paid options differ, and which plugins show up on nearly every WordPress site.
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- 10.1
  Three Things You’ll Learn About Plugins
Module 11: Users
Who gets into your site, what each person can actually do once they're in, and how to fine-tune it beyond WordPress's defaults.
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- 11.1
  Four Things You’ll Learn About Users
Module 12: Coding essentials: HTML
The building blocks under every WordPress page — enough HTML to read, write, and fix content with confidence.
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- 12.1
  Six HTML Essentials
Module 13: Coding Essentials: CSS
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How HTML gets its look — enough CSS to style elements, target the right ones, and safely tweak your theme's appearance.
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- 13.1
  Four Steps to Styling Confidently
Module 14: Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
A finished site is only half the job. Now it needs to be found, shared, and remembered.
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- 14.1
  Three Things You’ll Learn About SEO
Module 15: Finishing touches
The small details that make a site feel complete — easy ways to get in touch, a map to find you, richer embedded content, and a tidy, link-checked site underneath it all.
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- 15.1
  Four Details Before You’re Done
Module 16: Analytics
You can't improve what you can't see. Understanding who visits, how to track them, and which tool fits your site.
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- 16.1
  Three Things You’ll Learn About Analytics
Bonus: Beyond the Course
What you get for finishing — career support, proof of what you've learned, an income opportunity, and a community that doesn't end when the modules do.
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- 17.1
  Four Things You Get for Finishing
Examination
Web Development With WordPress Exam
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- 18.1
  Web Development With WordPress Exam
  60 Minutes2 Questions

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