
Learn to build websites with a no-code platform, manage settings, upload an editable spreadsheet, and create a homepage, blog, forms, privacy policy page, register, and imprint into a functional site.
Log in on the buildery platform, register and confirm your email to access your dashboard, manage language and subscription, and create your first website with per-site settings.
Edit your project settings using the pencil and ruler icons to customize colors, fonts, logo, favicon, and language, then update subdomain and legal information to auto-generate imprint and privacy policy.
Build the home page with a no-code site-builder, adding hero, cart carousel, and product gallery, password protection, then customize titles, colors, and headings and preview on mobile.
Create an imprint and privacy policy for your website using legal information settings. Add contact details, social media links, and the responsible party, choose document language, then review.
Learn to add payment and scheduling links to a no-code site-builder by inserting Stripe, PayPal, and Calcom links into call-to-action buttons, and optionally integrate Stripe to require payment before booking.
Create a blog with a no-code site-builder using a block template. Customize home and article pages, enable search and SEO, and tweak colors, fonts, images, and domain.
Create a no-code website from an Airtable spreadsheet by uploading a table, customizing card layouts, hiding personal information, and a password-protected edit form, then publish in minutes.
Build a sellable shopping guide with a no-code site-builder by creating a filterable item table, uploading a CSV or Excel file, and password protecting the page.
Create a no-code catalog by building a copywriter database with filtering, search, and a CV submission form, including page templates, form blocks, and moderation for curated submissions.
Create a complex site with a no-code builder by configuring quiz mode, publishing a new site, and adding diverse question types, scores, and moderation options for tests, surveys, or questionnaires.
Delete a website using the no-code site-builder by navigating to settings, general settings, danger zone, and entering your website name (including spaces) to confirm deletion.
Create a website with a no-code builder by registering, naming, adding description, a database, and customizing colors, logo, language, and domain, then manage pages, blocks, and imprint and privacy policy.
practice as much as possible to master building a complex website with a no-code site-builder, and reach out with questions to receive answers.
Buildery is a German website-building platform offering a complete infrastructure for creating standalone websites, including domain/subdomain, hosting, and technical support. With Buildery, anyone can create reliable websites without any specialized knowledge. All you need is a laptop, internet access, a browser, an email address, and some images or photos. No programming or design skills are required.
You’ll learn a new profession — website creator — enabling you to build homepages, catalogs, shopping guides, surveys, and forms. After completing the course, you’ll be able to create multiple websites per day, as the process is straightforward and fast.
The course’s key advantage lies not only in teaching you to create websites without technical expertise in just 30 minutes but also in unlocking a new niche for clients. This includes building aggregators, e-menus, and catalogs with filtering and search systems — features often absent on other platforms and typically requiring significant budgets. This is the perfect solution for creating real estate catalogs, directories of students or professionals, test or training forms, event portals, concert listings, shopping guides for stylists, and more.
Important! Buildery complies with German laws by automatically generating pages for legal notice (Impressum) and data protection (Datenschutz). The platform is hosted in the EU, with servers managed by Hetzner in Nuremberg, Germany. All our services are GDPR-compliant by default.