FREE BEGINNER COURSE · WORDPRESS + BLOCK EDITOR
Your first WordPress website.
Built by you.
Go from a blank installation to a useful three-page website. Learn the blocks, repair mistakes and practise a launch you can recover from.
8 modules · 16 short lessons · 8 guided builds · 8 Break / Fix tasks · 8 quizzes · one final project
A real site, one useful step at a time.
Your project is Northside Bike Workshop, a fictional local business. Build Home, Services and Contact with WordPress’ own blocks. No coding experience or paid plugin is required. Allow roughly 10–14 hours; this is an initial estimate, not a deadline.
Read here, practise in your own WordPress workspace, then check your understanding. Quiz answers are checked; practical completion is your own confirmation, not an automatic audit of your site.
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YOUR LEARNING PATH
From first install to final checks.
Module 1 · 60–90 minutes
Start with a safe WordPress site
Explain the difference between your course account, a practice site and a public website.
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Module 2 · 60–90 minutes
Plan pages and write useful content
Choose a page structure that helps someone take action.
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Module 3 · 75–105 minutes
Build with blocks and images
Build a section that remains readable on a narrow screen.
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Module 4 · 75–105 minutes
Create a shared site design
Distinguish page content from a shared template.
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Module 5 · 60–90 minutes
Connect the pages
Create a small menu with reliable destinations.
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Module 6 · 60–90 minutes
Add features without losing control
Evaluate a feature before installing extra software.
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Module 7 · 75–105 minutes
Test the website people actually use
Find usability problems with repeatable checks.
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Module 8 · 90–120 minutes
Publish, recover and maintain
Use a launch checklist and a realistic migration method.
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Final project: Northside Bike Workshop
Build and review a complete Home, Services and Contact website. Demonstrate a consistent design, working navigation, readable mobile pages and a tested recovery copy.
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