WordPress

WordPress are easily used in website development. WordPress is the most important skill and easily develop on the website for your Ecommerce, and portfolio.  

Do you want to start a WordPress the right way? 

Having helped over 500,000+ users create a WordPress. We have decided to create a step-by-step guide to start a WordPress for beginners.  

Step 1:Select the Plugins & Customizations

Once you have written your first post you probably want to get started with adding other usual elements on your website such as contact page, galleries, list, forums, etc. 

To add all additional features, you need to use plugins. 

WordPress's plugins are apps that allow you to add new features to your website without writing any code. 

There are over 59,000 WordPress plugins available in the free WordPress plugin directory alone. 

Step-by-step guide to install a WordPress plugin. 

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Step 2:Select the WordPress Theme

The WordPress blog controlled by themes  When you first visit your theme, it will look something like this: 

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Customizing the look and feel of your theme, one of the most exciting and rewarding part and  creating your WordPress theme 

Meany WordPress themes that you can install on your site. Some Free Themes Or otherwise theme are paid. 

You can change your theme by going to your WordPress dashboard and clicking on Appearance themes 

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Click on the Add New button. 

On the next screen, you will be able to search from 9,200+ free WordPress themes that are available in the official https://wordpress.org/themes directory.  

Most Important theme used on the website.     

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The preview of your theme may not look exactly as shown in the screenshot, which is normal,  as you will get to customize and set it up later. What you need to look for is design, colors, typography, and other elements. 

The best tip to select the perfect WordPress theme is to strive for simplicity in design. It helps you keep things clean and clear while offering a good experience to your users. 

If you need help selecting a theme, then please refer to our guide on 9 things you should consider when selecting a perfect WordPress theme. 

When you have found the theme that you like, simply bring your mouse on it, and it will show the Installation button. Click on it and wait for the theme to be installed. After that, the installation button will be replaced with an Activate button. You need to click on it to activate the theme.  

Step 3:Select the WordPress post

To write your first Post,  click on the Posts  Add New menu in your WordPress dashboard. 

You will see an editor area where you can write your first blog post. 

WordPress uses a block editor that allows you to create beautiful content Post. 

Done writing,  click on the Publish button in the top-right corner of the screen to make your post publicly available.  

It covers how to embed videos, add blog images, headings, table of content, sub-headers, bullet lists, call-to-action buttons, social media posts, and all other shortcuts you need. 

 Beginners are Often confused between posts and pages menu in the WordPress dashboard. That’s why we have also written a complete guide on the difference between posts vs pages on WordPress. 

Step 4:Select the WordPress Contact Form

Every website needs a contact. Directly  allow users email .ONCE WordPress doesn’t come with a built-in contact form, you will need a WordPress form builder plugin to add a contact form on your site. 

We recommend using the WP Forms Lite plugin. It is a free version of the popular WP Forms plugin, which is #1 in our list of best contact form plugins for WordPress. 

 

Over 5 million websites use WP Forms. 

Add New page and typing WP Forms in the search box. Next, you need to click “Install” and then “Activate”.

Add New page to create your first form 

Once you are done editing the form, click on the save button in the top right corner and then exit the form builder. 

You can now create a new page on WordPress by going to Pages  Add New and call it ‘Contact’. On the edit screen, you need to enter the WP Forms block into the editor. 

As a blogger, the best part about WP Forms is that it grows with you. Aside from simple contact forms, you can also use it to create reader surveys, polls, guest post submission forms, and more.