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Phil Ebiner and Video School
Explore Phil Ebiner’s WordPress course on a first site, plugins, page design, blogging, WooCommerce and a one-page website demonstration.
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Phil Ebiner and Video School introduce website building through WordPress basics and a first site, then add plugins, design, blogging and an e-commerce example. A one-page demonstration provides another project format. It suits learners who want to compare several common website tasks before deciding which ones belong in their own build, rather than install every demonstrated feature on a single site.
Beginning website builders. The listed videos total about seven hours and fifty-two minutes. The page’s April 2024 update means some interface examples may differ from current WordPress or plugin versions.
Use a local or disposable WordPress installation for exercises and keep backups before changing themes, plugins or code. Hosting, domains and premium plugins can cost extra. Compare the demonstrated WordPress version with your installation; interface changes do not make every older lesson obsolete, but code and security advice need current checks. Course completion does not guarantee traffic, clients or employment.
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Build a one-page portfolio on a practice installation. Add only the plugins needed for its stated purpose, explain each choice and record how you would back up the site before a future update.
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