Wordpress Labs
Wordpress Lab
WordPress is a CMS (Content Management System). More than 400 million people use or view WordPress blogs and websites every month. Some of the biggest brand names online, such as The New York Times, TED, TechCrunch, Mashable, and CNN and many others, rely on WordPress.
We have created a series of LABS that will help you to get started with WordPress right away. You will find that some of these session are basic and others are advanced. Join us for our next orientation to determine the session that best suit your needs.
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WordPress Labs
This series of LABs exposes individuals to an array of concepts needed to understand WordPress.
Getting Started with WP
Before you invest your valuable time and energy into installing WordPress, there are some documents you need to read to help you get started. WordPress is a great product. It’s easy-to-use, powerful, and flexible.
WordPress Builders and Themes
There are literally thousands of WordPress themes available to choose from, this class will cover the pro’s and con’s of theme quality and price.
WordPress PlugIns
Plugins provide custom functions and features so that each user can tailor their site to their specific needs. They extend and add to the functionality that already exists in WordPress.
WordPress Site Planning
WordPress can take the place of your entire workflow from the initial draft to the time you hit publish – site planning helps you structure your web design process.
Make Money with WordPress
This class is design to inspire individuals who desire to make money with WordPress as a Freelancer.
Project Resources
The following items are required pre and post class.
- Website Name
- Research Similar Sites
- Secure Domain and Hosting
- Website Title
- Gathering of information related to site content
- Logo
- Corporate Identity Scheme (Pantones, Look and Feel)
- Content
- Images;
- Documents (Word, PDFs);
Audio; - Video (i.e., embedded from YouTube or Vimeo, or self-hosted);
- Adobe Flash files;
- Content feeds (from other websites, for example);
- Photos (from Instagram perhaps);
- LinkedIn Profile
- Twitter stream;
- Facebook “friends” list;
- RSS feeds.
WordPress Project Opportunities
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