Create A Custom Responsive WordPress Website For A Client – Rob Cubbon

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Create A Custom Responsive WordPress Website For A Client

Build a responsive WordPress website that exactly matches client expectations

Charge your clients much more money by creating a WordPress website exactly to their requirements.

Create a custom responsive WordPress website for a client using the Genesis theme framework on the WordPress platform.

WordPress provides you with a fairly well-optimised web system. However, combining WordPress with the premium Genesis theme ($59.95) ensures an entirely future-proof, perfectly optimized and responsive web design with the latest CSS3 and HTML5 with Schema mark-up.

The course shows you everything – from the basics to fairly advanced HTML and CSS tweaking of the child theme.

After you have finished this course you will have learned how to:

• Set up a WordPress website on a host’s server (both the manual and “one-click” methods)
• Create a custom “Under Construction” page to display during online development
• Set up the logo and top navigation menu with drop-downs
• Set up a blog on it’s own separate page
• Set up social media profile link widgets and understand widgets in general
• Add content and images to the website’s pages and the blog posts
• Create and style up new sidebar widgets
• Two ways of adding and editing an image slider with overlaid text
• Use CSS media queries to ensure the site displays correctly on all browsers and all possible devices (phones, iPods, iPads, tablets, laptops, etc.) – completely understand responsive design
• Create a contact page with a contact form
• Create an email subscription list and sidebar form with incentive to join – the most important tactic of internet marketing
• Display a “favicon” for your site for the browsers’s address bars (as well as for iPod Touch, iPads and iPhones)
• Display a higher resolution logo for retina screens
• Plus much more!

I would advise anyone taking this course to have the Genesis theme framework although it isn’t 100% necessary.

This course is ideal for anyone wishing to create a website for themselves or other businesses – for which you could charge $3000+. I have gone into everything in great detail so there’s no need to worry if you have very little knowledge of WordPress, HTML, CSS and/or PHP.

The course would be particularly useful for people who wish to run their own web design business as you would be able to charge four-figure fees for creating a bespoke website like this.

Course Curriculum

Introduction

• intro ccrwwfac (2:42)

Installation and Introducing WordPress

• setting up website from scratch wordpress with cpanel scriptaliculous (6:19)
• setting up self hosted wordpress org site on cPanel manually (5:18)
• under construction plugin – edited (4:02)
• creating a custom underconstruction page in wordpress (4:57)
• explanation of pages and post custom permalinks – edited (3:47)
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Introducing Genesis and beginning customization

• installing genesis – edited (7:42)
• customize and brand your child theme – edited (5:26)
• Create A Custom Responsive WordPress Website For A Client course intro (2:18)
• Changing the site title and tagline – edited (3:46)
• creating a static home page and separate blog page – edited (3:52)
• creating the top navigation menu – edited (5:08)
• images wordpress (4:06)
• formatting text and adding subheadings in WordPress – edited (4:28)
• introducing widgets – edited (4:03)t
• mobile responsiveness check – edited (1:54)
• editing the footer – edited (4:08)
• adding social media icons to header – edited (8:37)
• mailchimp email signup form – edited (7:11)

Tools of the trade

• introduction to developer tools (4:05)

More advanced customization

• changing the logo image – edited (6:50)
• changing the color of the top nav menu bar – edited (8:57)
• editing the links style in the top nav menu bar – edited (12:24)
• creating a signup form by pasting from mailchimp – edited (6:42)
• editing the mailchimp form html – edited (4:26)
• styling the signup form with css – edited (10:37)
• altering padding of the header widget – edited (7:33)
• changing the font weight of the subheadings – edited (4:09)
• creating a new user in WordPress and a discussion about user roles – edited (3:34)
• more styling on the email caption form subscribe button – edited (5:49)
• Editing the line height of the headings – edited (4:20)
• adding a contact form – edited (6:03)art

Improving the website’s responsivity to different devices (phones, tablets, etc)

• introduction to responsivity of the website and media queries – edited (7:09)
• changing the logo image for different device widths – edited (7:13)t
• retina screens media queries – edited (5:57)

Training the client in using WordPress

• editing the home page with the client (3:02)
• Adding pages sub-pages drop-downs to the WordPress menu (4:08)

Further improvements

• Changing the link color in the style css – edited (3:30)
• creating a favicon – edited (6:52)
• background and discount (3:47)
• changing the background color of the dropdown menu – edited (2:31)
• wordpress page text and image formatting – edited (9:09)
• Making the site go live! – edited (1:55)

Adding image sliders

• Putting a non-responsive image slider on the home page – edited (7:49)
• Adding a responsive layer slider from codecanyon to the home page – edited (7:35)
• further editing to the layer slider – edited (6:00)
• styling up the layerslider (7:27)

Further WordPress Page and Post formatting tutorials

• subheadings (2:39)
• adding an image to the home page – edited (10:07)

Special Offers!

• conclusion (2:08)