Stop Coding; Start Assembling Your Websites
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The document discusses the process of assembling websites using various components such as headers, footers, layouts, and page builders like Divi and Beaver Builder. It outlines the pros and cons of different platforms, highlighting ease of use and customization options, while questioning the future of professional web designers. The author concludes by reflecting on the potential for assembling a website without extensive coding skills.
Stop Coding; Start Assembling Your Websites
- 1. Stop Coding; Start Assembling Your Websites Amit Kumar Singh
- 3. Required Components For Assembling • Headers • Footers • Page Layouts • Content Blocks • Skins • Workflows
- 4. Tools Themes Page Builder Plugins Shortcode Platforms
- 5. Page Builder Plugins Eg. Divi Builder, Siteorigins Page Builder, Beaver Builder Plugin, Live Composer
- 6. Pros Easy to use Infinite page layouts No Coding Easy Upgrades Still needs a theme Mostly limited to the_content area Extremely hard to customize Cons
- 7. Multipurpose Themes Eg. Headway, Divi, Make, Themify Builder
- 8. Pros Simplest Large Variety No Coding Workflow Based Limited Layouts Fails outside of Supported Workflow No Scalability Cons
- 10. Pros Most Flexible Best of Both Worlds (Theme & Plugins) Complex Workflows Supported Easy Customizations Initial Learning Curve Knowledge of HTML & CSS required Cons
- 11. Can We Really Assemble A Websites? Up to 80-90%
- 12. So Does That Mean That Professional Web Designers Are An Endangered Species?
- 13. Recap
Editor's Notes
- #3: Almost All of you have done that, when you first started with WordPress. Here is what you might have done.. You went to WordPress.com, registered your account, installed a ready theme, changed few configurations and started writing blog post on your site, or Some of more techie among you would have gone to WordPress.org, downloaded WordPress, configured it, installed a theme, some plugins and you had your blog or website.