The document outlines updates for Udemy courses focused on WordPress, covering topics such as website creation and client interaction. It highlights WordPress as a powerful content management system with various features, including thousands of plugins and themes, making it accessible and customizable for users. Additionally, it compares WordPress with other content management systems, detailing the differences between hosted and self-hosted options.

1. Updates of UDEMY courses: (BasicWordPress)
1. WordPress for Beginners
2. How To Create A Website using WordPress
3. Talking With Clients – Creating a WordPress Website
4. Build Your First Website in 1 Week with HTML5 and CSS3
Prepared by……..
Shibly Ahmed & Mostofa Kamal
Sr. Executive
SJ Innovation LLC

2. WordPress is powerfull CMS (Content
Management System) originally developed
for blogging, but now capable of making
dynamic and interactive Website quickly.
WordPress allows users to build dynamic
websites and blogs that may be updated
customized and managed from its back-end.

3.  Open Source web application
 Self-hosted & hosted option
 Supports W3C Web Standards*
 Over 26,000 Plug-in
 Outstanding Visual Editor
 Relatively simple learning curve for developers & clients
*The World Wide Web Consortium is the main
international standards organization for the World Wide
Web

4.  Domain Name
 Web Host
 Install
 Themes
 Content
 Plugins
 Widgets

5. Domain Name:
A domain name locates an organization or
other entity on the Internet. For example,
the domain name www.totalbaseball.com
locates an Internet address for
"totalbaseball.com" at Internet point
199.0.0.2.

6. Web hosts:
Web hosts are companies that provide space
on a server owned or leased for use by clients,
as well as providing Internet connectivity,
typically in a data center.

7. Themes:
WordPress Theme is a collection of files that
work together to produce a graphical interface
with an underlying unifying design for a
weblog.

8. Content:
Content allows users to spotlight their posts
and have them uniquely displayed by a theme.
The content is intended to be displayed on a
blog’s front page; by using the module
consistently in this manner, users are given
a reliable Featured Content experience on
which they can rely even when switching themes.

9. WordPress Plug-ins:
WordPress plugins are bits of software that can be
uploaded to to extend and expand the functionalityof
your WordPress site.
* Spam blocker
* Add additional SEO capabilities
* Contact/Tell-a-Friend form
* Google XML Sitemaps
* Automaticallypost to social networks
* Database Backup

10. Widgets :
WordPress Widgets add
content and features to
Sidebars.Widgets were
originally created to provide
a simple and easy-to-use way
of giving design and
structure control of the
WordPress theme to the user.

11. Comparing Content
Management Systems
(CMS)
WordPress
Drupal
 Joomla
 MODx

12. WordPress.com WordPress.org
Hosted on WordPress.com Self-Hosted on your
Web Hosting Account
Limited Customization Virtually Unlimited
Customization
Limited selection of established Can select from thousands
based themes of free/fee-themes to
choose from widgets,
create your own
No access to extra plug-ins
& widgets

14. Two Methods:
•Hosting service control
panel
•Manually (download
from WordPress.org,
FTP to your server,
edit config file,
run installation)

15. WordPress Codex - codex.wordpress.org
WordPress Showcase - wordpress.org/showcase
Designing for WordPress - css-tricks.com/designing-for-
wordpress-complete-series-downloads
Digging into WordPress - digwp.com
Digging into WordPress (The Book)
Chicago WordPress Meetup