HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN WEBSITE?

If you want to create your own websites, just go through these simple steps:

1. CHOOSE DOMAIN NAME:

In order to build a website, the very first thing you’ll need is a domain name.

The domain name is your website name and address. That address is used by visitors when they try to find your site through their web browsers.

2. GET WEB HOSTING AND REGISTRATION DOMAIN:

You’ll also need website hosting (web hosting).

Web hosting is a service that hosts and stores your website files (content) on a secure server that is always up and running. Without a web host, your site will not be accessible for others to read and browse.

3. SET UP WORDPRESS WEBSITE:

Once you have your domain name and web hosting ready to go, you’ll need to choose and install a website building platform We recommend choosing WordPress since it’s easy to use and comes with thousands of free designs and add-ons that make your website look professional and unique.

Setting up your WordPress website is easy, and your web host mostly does it for you, so you don’t really have to get your hands too dirty.

4. CUSTOMIZE YOUR WEBSITE:

With your bare website alive and kicking, it’s now time to make it feel more like your own by picking a nice design, customizing it, and adding branding elements.

5. ADD CONTENT TO YOUR WEBSITE:

Pages are the essence of your website. It’s hard to imagine a website without any pages on it, right?

From a technical point of view, a web page is just a document on the web. It’s not very different from your traditional Word document apart from it having your website’s branding elements such as the header and footer.

Web pages are easy to create in WordPress. But before we get into the how-to, let’s discuss what pages you should create in the first place.

6. SETUP NAVIGATION MENU:

With a range of good-looking pages created, the next step in our quest to how to create a website is to set up your navigation (a website menu). The menu is what your visitors will use to go from page to page on your site.