Where was this WordPress training when we set up our CMS?

Boing Boing's Shop 5:05 am Wed Mar 29, 2017

Maybe it’s entirely because of podcast ads, but drag-and-drop tools like Squarespace have gotten immensely popular in recent years. While it’s definitely a great tool for any non-coders who want to get a small website up and running quickly, managing content with a primarily visual interface can become a pain once you have more than a few pages’ worth of stuff to show off. Anything beyond a simple portfolio site is best supported by a full-fledged CMS, and WordPress is one of the most preferred platforms for solo bloggers, online store owners, and large publications alike.

To take full advantage of the power of WordPress, you may have to write some code, but you can also do a whole lot without coding as well. Fortunately for you, you can learn everything – across the spectrum of technical expertise – you need to know to build a fully functional site with this WordPress Hero Bundle. With seven immersive courses, you’ll pick up a ton of web development skills, including:

Installing WordPress on a web host
Designing and modifying graphical assets for webpages
Building full, mobile-friendly websites from scratch
Coding WordPress plugins and themes in PHP
Managing online stores with eCommerce platforms

After this comprehensive coursework, you’ll be a web developer capable of running a business on the web. Pay what you want for this WordPress Hero Bundle to lock in a great price on these essential instructional materials.

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