Build and Design a Business WEBSITE (Beginner to Advanced)

Compare popular website platforms like WordPress, Thrive Architect, Webley, and Wick's, highlighting front-end builders, drag-and-drop workflows, themes and plugins, and back-end considerations for design choices.

Add an entire page to your site from the ad menu, choose a design based on your theme, customize with sections and elements, and preview the changes.

Publish your site to access advanced settings. Use the release manager to create versions and configure appointment booking, invoices, terms and conditions, and automated emails.

Explore store settings to automate order emails, enabled by default, and preview or toggle them on or off; configure shipping confirmations, digital product download emails, and pickup fulfillment notices.

Explore advanced Wix inbox settings to customize your business name, sender name, subject, and signature, and connect Gmail and Facebook to send from Wix and view page messages.

Configure OBS Studio for live streaming by selecting a custom streaming service, entering Wick's server URL and stream key, applying settings, and starting the stream to broadcast on Wick's website.

Configure your live stream by adjusting studio settings and ensuring the proper setup. Create and customize channels, upload a channel cover, enable subscriptions, and start adding videos to each channel.

Discover advanced features of Wick's dotcom Wex, a free cloud-based web builder with a website editor, logo maker, and SEO tools for creating mobile-friendly sites, blogs, and stores.

Add a member's area to your site with private accounts, login access, and restricted content; configure, publish, and let users access their profile and designated sections.

Add a single event app to your page to collect rsvp and sell tickets. Customize the rsvp button text and title, select details to display, publish, and check your site.

Install WordPress on your domain via your hosting control panel, using a one button or advanced configuration for a subdirectory. Create admin credentials and a notification email, then log in.

Discover how to find and install compatible WordPress themes for the Gutenberg editor, using add new, filters, preview, and activation to customize your site.

Explore WordPress post and page interfaces, block elements, and editor tools, including visual and code editors, toolbars, spotlight, full screen, reusable blocks, and content copy.

Explore the WordPress Gutenberg editor's layout, hide unused interface elements, and use blocks with navigation and content structure to track word counts.

Learn how to add and delete blocks in the Gutenberg editor, manage content inside blocks, and create new blocks to design a business website interface.

Learn to add video content to your website using a video block, upload from the media library, or embed YouTube videos with custom HTML, while considering server upload size limits.

Create a cover in Gutenberg by adding a cover block, dragging in an image or video, and writing on top with an overlay you can adjust for opacity and color.

Learn how to combine an image with descriptive text using the media and text block, adjust font size, drop cap, colors, and ensure mobile stacking for responsive layouts.

Add multi-column blocks in the Gudbjerg editor for WordPress to create column layouts. Convert a column to a list, quote, or verse, and adjust text and background colors.

Learn how to use Gutenberg's general embed element to add cloud-based content to a WordPress site, convert non-embeddable items to links, and embed YouTube videos.

Embed cloud-based presentations in WordPress using SlideShare and Speaker Deck via the Gutenberg ad block by copying the share URL and embedding it for viewer controls.

Learn to embed Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter posts into a WordPress site using the Gutenberg editor, by copying post links, inserting embed blocks, and previewing updates.

Learn to embed Spotify and SoundCloud audio into WordPress using Gutenberg blocks. The video walks through copying track links, embedding them, and updating posts.

Explore how html appears in WordPress, embed codes for YouTube and podcasts, PayPal buttons, autoresponders, affiliate networks, and basic file structure like html extension and index file.

Learn how to open HTML files with different editors, compare Adobe Dreamweaver pricing and plans, explore free and cloud-based HTML editors, and use split-screen what-you-see-is-what-you-get editing to preview changes.

Learn to structure a web page by editing the body content and by understanding the header and title above the body tag, plus the opening HTML tag.

Explore opening and closing HTML tags in Dreamweaver, learn how tags like paragraph and strong create bold text, and understand nesting and correct tag order to control page content.

Apply color to webpage text using the HTML font tag and font color attribute. Use Instant Eyedropper to pick a hex code and apply it to targeted text.

Learn to create lists in HTML, including unordered lists and ordered lists, with ul, li tags, and type options for lowercase, numbers, or roman numerals.

Use HTML comments to annotate your code with <!-- ... --> text that is visible to editors but not on the page, and remove stray tags to avoid extra space.

Discover practical html usage for embedding with embed codes across platforms like YouTube, podcasts, iTunes, affiliate networks, and payment buttons, and see how small html knowledge enhances WordPress projects.

Discover how to work with affiliate networks by embedding html links and banners on your site, copying link code, and tracing the image source and your affiliate and offer IDs.

Learn to embed PayPal payment buttons on your site using HTML code or email links, customize the button, and connect it to your account through image links.

Build an opt-in form to collect names and emails for an email marketing list. Choose between raw HTML or a JavaScript snippet, with changes reflected automatically wherever embedded.

Inspect the image tag on sales pages, swap the file name or replace the image, upload to the server, and make images clickable by adding a hyperlink through image properties.

Learn to embed a YouTube sales video into an HTML sales page using a WYSIWYG editor, customizing the embed to autoplay and hide controls, titles, and suggested videos.

Learn to integrate an existing add to cart button into your sales page using HTML, copy the code, insert it, and center-align for proper display.

Learn to view a site's html and source code in Chrome, Firefox, or Edge using developer tools, identify WordPress sites and plugins like Akismet, and recognize Google Analytics.

Apply practical HTML techniques to email pages, affiliate networks, PayPal buttons, autoresponders, create a page from Microsoft Word, and inspect WordPress file structures and source code in a browser.

Learn to access and navigate cPanel, log in securely, and manage domains, files, databases, email, metrics, and security settings to build your business website.

Explore the files section to manage your server assets: create image thumbnails, resize and convert formats, set directory privacy with usernames and passwords, view disk usage, and navigate subdirectories.

Explore subdomains by creating a subdomain that points to a subdirectory, such as videos on your domain, making it appear as a separate site with files stored in that subdirectory.

Enable Apache spam assassin in your inbox, set the filter threshold from the default five, enable auto delete, configure blacklist and whitelist, set the required score to nine, then save.

Enable hotlink protection to prevent direct linking and protect bandwidth, work with your host to configure extensions and allowed pages, then submit to enable protection.

Enable update notifications for WordPress via the site software tool, including creating a subdomain, an admin user, and blog details. Manage the installation with a database and uninstall options.

Explore the advanced section of cpanel to configure cron jobs, DNS lookups, trace routes, and customize error pages, as well as configure apache handlers and mime types.

Discover how MediaWiki enables collaborative content creation, installation via Fantastico, and setup with username, password, email, and site name, with access to community documentation and support.

Install and configure Citrus CRM (Citris DB) inside Fantastico, then set up directory, username, password, and admin access to manage client relationships, billing, and subscriptions.

Conclude by building a website using no-code tools, WordPress, and Wickstead HTML C panel. Complete landing page, share it for feedback, and iterate with traffic, conversions, and A/B testing.