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WordPress Websites for
Professionals
40 Plus DC Presentation
June 11, 2018
By
Gary L. Vaughan
Intro
• Quick Poll of audience: Who in IT? in Job Market? Have website, WP?
• Relevant for both groups: a tool for everyone, and a growing IT and career
field with opportunities at various levels
• My background: USAID – SP – WordPress + craft beer/wine blog!
• WP is dynamic…and fun!
• “cool” – each big new version named in honor of jazz artist
• Meet people from variety of backgrounds at events
Some happy WordCamp Attendees!
WordPress Roles…and Opportunities!
Managers
Developers Designers
Users
WP
ADMIN
Community
Member!
Presentation Agenda
• What is WordPress?
• Why need WordPress vs Social Media?
• WordPress.Com as entry-level (vs. WP.ORG)
• How to Create a WP.COM site (ADMIN role!)
• Importance of Design
• Next steps - 3 site models to get you started
Optional “coaching” on site set-up after class!
Wapu
WordPress (WP) Definition
• 30% of Web is on WP
• Includes big organizations such as Bloomberg, CNN, NASA, the
National Park Service, and the Houston Zoo
• Over 50,000+ Plugins, and well over 11,000 Themes
• Free or low-cost – user friendly – flexible and “modular” in nature
• Evolution from simple blog to broad CMS
• More robust than simple “site builders”, less complex than Drupal, SP
WP is Dynamic!
• Open Source, with Updates each quarter in Core WP
• Next big version release later this summer: WP 5.0
• Will include new “Gutenberg” changes – “a new publishing
experience”
• Opportunity for you to get involved at various levels – community!
Why Need a Website vs Social Media (SM)
• Website a place you control content, “brand” – unlike SM
• A “hub” to connect to other info, sites, social media
• But to be useful, a website has to have a purpose and plan!
Image Credit for Slide 10:
WordPress Can Help Focus Your Social Media Presence!
Why Should You Have a WP Website?
A variety of reasons for you to get involved in WP…as a…
• User - for a personal website, or to support one where you work
• Developer – coding, IT nuts and bolts, enable WP functionality
• Designer – graphic arts, how to render best look and feel
• Manager – see how a WP platform can help your organization
• WP Community member – social, educational…a lot of fun!
But first…Do Your Business Case…and Plan!
• Why (rationale, results)
• Who (audience for site)
• What (your content, plus other links)
• When (project plan for rollout)
• How (Admins, WP Learning Curve, SM Promotion, Site Metrics)
• Action: Do site Outline and/or a Sketch…before “tinkering” with WP!
Two WordPress Options
• WP.COM (our focus today!)
• Basic site – easy, free setup
• Mainly bloggers (can post by voice!) – but CMS, business capability
• Fully supported by Automatikk, and can grow (various paid plans)
• Short learning curve – a “one-stop-shop”!
• WP.ORG
• More flexible, customizable, robust site – configuration important!
• Wide variety of users, from bloggers to large organizations
• More expensive, requires a hosting company on Web
• Longer learning curve – for IT Developers, Designers, Site Admins
Basic WP Concepts – a Glossary
• Site Dashboard
• Content Inputs
• By Admin: Posts, Pages, Media
• By Users: comments, surveys
• Data Location/Navigation
• Blog categories, tags
• Menu, Sidebar(s)
• WP “front end” w/ links to other
sites
• WP.COM (easy) vs WP.ORG
(custom)
• Themes (framework)
• Plugins (add big functionality)
• Gravity Forms (surveys etc)
• TablePress (tables)
• Widgets (add small features)
• Search, Events, Text Box, etc.
CONTENT FUNCTIONALITY
*Site Usage Analytics (Jetpack, Google Analytics)
Get Started with a Simple WP.COM site
• WP.COM is a cheap, entry-level step into Wordpress
• Let’s look at our Class Site as an example…………….
Site Example: Our 40Plus Class Site
• Purpose: for training reference and student feedback
• Functionality:
• Classic top tabs for key content
• Featured Page and Posts on Home Page
• Tags Cloud for easy reference
• Sidebar for WP ref links
• Threaded Comments, Polls for feedback
• 6 Built-in Color Schemes, Stock images
• Cost: Free!
Design WP Site for this Class:
https://wpwebforpro.wordpress.com/, with “Textbook” Theme
First, Choose a Suitable WP Theme
• Check out WP.COM portal info re Themes
• Do filtered Search of Themes available: by purpose, function
• Scroll through Theme displays of functionality, access a live demo
• Check out tips on WP.COM by Automatikk, users on “Reader” blog
• Activate, test on a new WP.COM site
• See if layout right for your content, apply customizations.
N.B.: Check speed, security, support of Theme (caveat emptor!)
Search for Theme on WP.COM
(300+! Options – Browse Theme Dashboard/Search)
Check out WP.COM Info on “Textbook” Theme
DEMO (Tutorial): Starting a WP.COM Site –
Twenty Sixteen Default Theme
• To show some typical actions that you as Admin would take
in starting and managing a new site from your
“Dashboard”…..
• Goal: Do a Travel Blog…..
Basic Steps to Produce a Simple
WP.COM Blog Site
CREATE INFORM FORMAT RE-VIEW!
1. Site Creation (DEMO)
• Create site, select domain (DONE)* - Site Link
https://40PlusDemo.wordpress.com
• Adjust General Settings
• Select and activate Theme
• Upload Header image…tagline?
*FYI, initial Site creation/domain selection steps:
Step 1 [Name-About-Goals-Level]; Step 2 [Domain-Free!]; Step 3 [Plan – Free!]
2. Share Content (DEMO)
• Draft 2 Pages (static)
• “About Me”
• “Packing Tips”
• Draft/Preview/Publish…Enable Comments
• Draft Posts (dynamic)
• “Welcome”
• “Field Trip Report”
• Draft/Preview/Publish…Enable Category, Comments
3. Navigation (DEMO)
• Set up Menu (drag and drop)
• Set About “Static Front Page”
• Sample “widgets”: Text box, Search, Tag cloud
4. View Site (DEMO)
• Check out “look and feel” of Home Page, etc.
• Do edits on the fly, test Reply to Post [See in Comments on
Dashboard]
• Toggle Admin Dashboard vs Site View
• See effect if Themes changed: Twenty Sixteen vs. Twenty Seventeen
(both default WP.ORG themes)
Detailed Technical Steps to Produce a More
Complex WP.COM Site
SKETCH
SKETCH
SET-UP
THEME
LAYOUT
CONTENT
TESTING
LAUNCH
Widgets + Plugins
for “functionality”
Detailed Design + Marketing Steps to
Produce a More Complex WP.COM Site
SKETCH
CONCEPT
BRAND
IMAGES
DESIGN
CONTENT
UX TESTS
MARKET
Customizing Font,
Color, Images, Look
and Feel,
“Moodboard”
Website Design Best Practices
• Design Impact: Clean and simple...good use of white space, limit 3
Fonts in 3 sizes, few colors...key message (call to action?)
• Navigation: Easy to find info (Visual Hierarchy), leverage
conventions, consistency, accessiblity, menus max 3 levels deep.
Contact info clear
• Content: Well written, engaging, varied content for audience
• Engagement: Build for usage/traffic on Web, SEO, check Google Tools
• Devices: X browser/device compatibility
Site Maintenance
• No matter how great the design, Maintenance is a chore!
• Keep content fresh
• Maintain site layout, functionality
• Respond to user feedback
• Keep in touch with advances, issues within the WP community!
3 Possible Student Sites…
[your optional “homework”…after this presentation!]
Try one of 3 types of WP.COM sites on your own…
1. Creative Photos
2. Personal Blog
3. Organizational Site
A good starting Theme “framework” is key!
1. Photo Site
• Purpose: creative display of photo collection as profession/hobby
• Key Content:
• Logo
• About…Contact
• Type: Wedding, Portrait, Artistic, Hobby…
• Media: Gallery of photos, podcast, video…
• Social Media Link: Pinterest
Suggested Themes for Photo Sites
•  ideas of other photo sites on the Web: Vandelay Design Portfolio
or After the Coaldust
• Free Photo Themes
• AltoFocus – Clean Grid
• Rebalance – 6 Color schemes
• Illustratr – Minimalist layout
• Premium site option: Photo blog {recommended by WP.COM] 3
layouts, 4 style packs, 26 photo filters…$36
Sample Theme Functionality: Grid vs Masonry
Layout of Photos – for “ Photo Blog “ Theme
VS.
2. Personal Blog
• Purpose: promotion of individual professional or hobbyist
• Key Content
• Bio, Resume, Client Testimonials
• Blog about tips, “thought leadership”
• Areas of expertise/service
• Work Sample: Papers, Slides, Project Summaries…eBook
• Events (either presenting or attending)
• Social Media Links – Linkedin, Eventbrite, etc.
Suggested Themes for Personal Blogs
• Get ideas from other professionals’ sites on the Web:
https://tsavoneal.com/best-consultant-websites/
• Free Personal Themes
• Editor, left menu
• Cerauno, clean magazine design
• Hemingway Rewritten, my blog’s theme, well supported
• A Premium theme: Maxwell, trad’l layout, 6 color palettes, $69
Sample Theme Functionality : Color Palettes, for
“Maxwell“ and Pullout Quotes for “Editor” Blog Themes
3. Organization Site
• Purpose: an info hub for non-profit or business
• Key Content for Non-Profit [Detailed Site Map/Hierarchy]
• Call to Action/Donate
• Programs
• Testimonials
• About: Staff, Board, Annual Report, Careers
• Blog: Newsletter
• Social Media Links (broad…yet targeted!): FB, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.
Suggested Themes for Organization Sites
• Model sites on Web
• Free Themes:
• Canape (for restaurant) - food menu, or Pique (for restaurant or other) - one
page, easy, Font Awesome
• Twenty Sixteen - default WP.COM theme, can instantly change background
color
• Textbook (see this class site)
• One Premium option:…Organization, specific for non-profits, call to
action, Page templates, $69
Sample Theme Functionality:
3 Columns for “Organization”, Menu for “Canape“
If you decide to “graduate” and move up in
WordPress complexity…
• WP.ORG site more complex, configuration, and you maintain the software
• Need a Host – fees vary
• Selection criteria: speed, uptime, cost, support, “shared” vs “managed”
• Many hosts, but a few to consider:
• BlueHost
• DreamHost
• SiteGround
• HostGator (my recent choice)
• Note: migration from WP.COM to WP.ORG relatively easy with right tools
Optional “Homework”!
• Share feedback on my presentation in a “Poll” at the Class site.
• Create a free WP.COM site (on own, or with my/class help!)
• Attend a WordCamp (super low cost…just your time!)
• WC Baltimore – Oct 6-7, 2018
• WC DC – July or August - TBD
• WC US in Nashville (National Conference), Dec 7-9, 2018
• Participate in informal monthly Meetups: DC or VA [links]
• Get ready for big WP 5.0 Upgrade and new “Gutenberg” interface
Key WordPress References
• WP Platforms: WP.COM, WP.ORG
• WP.TV (all WordCamp presentations on video!)
• WP Beginner site (how-tos)
• WordCamp Central Calendar (world-wide)
• Link to this Presentation at FortyPlus DC at the site for this Class, at
https://wpwebforpro.wordpress.com/
Other References: WP Hosting Links
• https://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/
Comparison of WP.COM vs WP.ORG
• https://howtomakemyblog.com/wordpress-com-org/
Comparison of 2 platforms, plus WP.COM to WP.ORG migration
tool/process
Other References: UX + Photography Links
• https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/user-testing-tools
• https://clearleft.com/posts/visual-design-explorations
• https://wordpress.tv/2015/05/01/melissa-eggleston-top-strategies-
for-better-photography-on-your-website/
Other References: Personal Blog Links
Examples of personal blog content/strategy (not
WordPress sites)
• https://www.themuse.com/author/alexandra-nuth
• https://www.ximenalarkin.com/
• http://www.pascalvangemert.nl/#/profile
Other References: Design Links
• https://optimizerwp.com/wordpress-websites-examples/
• http://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/excellent-wordpress-website-examples/
• https://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/30557/6-guidelines-for-
exceptional-website-design-and-usability.aspx
• https://webflow.com/blog/the-web-design-process-in-7-simple-steps
• Image Credit for Slide 9:
My Contact Info: Gary Vaughan
• Reply to Contact Form via Class Site:
https://wpwebforpro.wordpress.com/help-contact-form/
• My personal contact info and bio
• Email: glvconsulting@hotmail.com
• Twitter: #glvaughan
• Linkedin: Gary Vaughan PMP
• Blog: dcwinebrewadvisor/about

40 plus wp.com_slides_final

  • 1.
    WordPress Websites for Professionals 40Plus DC Presentation June 11, 2018 By Gary L. Vaughan
  • 2.
    Intro • Quick Pollof audience: Who in IT? in Job Market? Have website, WP? • Relevant for both groups: a tool for everyone, and a growing IT and career field with opportunities at various levels • My background: USAID – SP – WordPress + craft beer/wine blog! • WP is dynamic…and fun! • “cool” – each big new version named in honor of jazz artist • Meet people from variety of backgrounds at events
  • 3.
  • 4.
    WordPress Roles…and Opportunities! Managers DevelopersDesigners Users WP ADMIN Community Member!
  • 5.
    Presentation Agenda • Whatis WordPress? • Why need WordPress vs Social Media? • WordPress.Com as entry-level (vs. WP.ORG) • How to Create a WP.COM site (ADMIN role!) • Importance of Design • Next steps - 3 site models to get you started Optional “coaching” on site set-up after class! Wapu
  • 6.
    WordPress (WP) Definition •30% of Web is on WP • Includes big organizations such as Bloomberg, CNN, NASA, the National Park Service, and the Houston Zoo • Over 50,000+ Plugins, and well over 11,000 Themes • Free or low-cost – user friendly – flexible and “modular” in nature • Evolution from simple blog to broad CMS • More robust than simple “site builders”, less complex than Drupal, SP
  • 7.
    WP is Dynamic! •Open Source, with Updates each quarter in Core WP • Next big version release later this summer: WP 5.0 • Will include new “Gutenberg” changes – “a new publishing experience” • Opportunity for you to get involved at various levels – community!
  • 8.
    Why Need aWebsite vs Social Media (SM) • Website a place you control content, “brand” – unlike SM • A “hub” to connect to other info, sites, social media • But to be useful, a website has to have a purpose and plan!
  • 9.
    Image Credit forSlide 10: WordPress Can Help Focus Your Social Media Presence!
  • 10.
    Why Should YouHave a WP Website? A variety of reasons for you to get involved in WP…as a… • User - for a personal website, or to support one where you work • Developer – coding, IT nuts and bolts, enable WP functionality • Designer – graphic arts, how to render best look and feel • Manager – see how a WP platform can help your organization • WP Community member – social, educational…a lot of fun!
  • 11.
    But first…Do YourBusiness Case…and Plan! • Why (rationale, results) • Who (audience for site) • What (your content, plus other links) • When (project plan for rollout) • How (Admins, WP Learning Curve, SM Promotion, Site Metrics) • Action: Do site Outline and/or a Sketch…before “tinkering” with WP!
  • 12.
    Two WordPress Options •WP.COM (our focus today!) • Basic site – easy, free setup • Mainly bloggers (can post by voice!) – but CMS, business capability • Fully supported by Automatikk, and can grow (various paid plans) • Short learning curve – a “one-stop-shop”! • WP.ORG • More flexible, customizable, robust site – configuration important! • Wide variety of users, from bloggers to large organizations • More expensive, requires a hosting company on Web • Longer learning curve – for IT Developers, Designers, Site Admins
  • 13.
    Basic WP Concepts– a Glossary • Site Dashboard • Content Inputs • By Admin: Posts, Pages, Media • By Users: comments, surveys • Data Location/Navigation • Blog categories, tags • Menu, Sidebar(s) • WP “front end” w/ links to other sites • WP.COM (easy) vs WP.ORG (custom) • Themes (framework) • Plugins (add big functionality) • Gravity Forms (surveys etc) • TablePress (tables) • Widgets (add small features) • Search, Events, Text Box, etc. CONTENT FUNCTIONALITY *Site Usage Analytics (Jetpack, Google Analytics)
  • 14.
    Get Started witha Simple WP.COM site • WP.COM is a cheap, entry-level step into Wordpress • Let’s look at our Class Site as an example…………….
  • 15.
    Site Example: Our40Plus Class Site • Purpose: for training reference and student feedback • Functionality: • Classic top tabs for key content • Featured Page and Posts on Home Page • Tags Cloud for easy reference • Sidebar for WP ref links • Threaded Comments, Polls for feedback • 6 Built-in Color Schemes, Stock images • Cost: Free!
  • 16.
    Design WP Sitefor this Class: https://wpwebforpro.wordpress.com/, with “Textbook” Theme
  • 17.
    First, Choose aSuitable WP Theme • Check out WP.COM portal info re Themes • Do filtered Search of Themes available: by purpose, function • Scroll through Theme displays of functionality, access a live demo • Check out tips on WP.COM by Automatikk, users on “Reader” blog • Activate, test on a new WP.COM site • See if layout right for your content, apply customizations. N.B.: Check speed, security, support of Theme (caveat emptor!)
  • 18.
    Search for Themeon WP.COM (300+! Options – Browse Theme Dashboard/Search)
  • 19.
    Check out WP.COMInfo on “Textbook” Theme
  • 20.
    DEMO (Tutorial): Startinga WP.COM Site – Twenty Sixteen Default Theme • To show some typical actions that you as Admin would take in starting and managing a new site from your “Dashboard”….. • Goal: Do a Travel Blog…..
  • 21.
    Basic Steps toProduce a Simple WP.COM Blog Site CREATE INFORM FORMAT RE-VIEW!
  • 22.
    1. Site Creation(DEMO) • Create site, select domain (DONE)* - Site Link https://40PlusDemo.wordpress.com • Adjust General Settings • Select and activate Theme • Upload Header image…tagline? *FYI, initial Site creation/domain selection steps: Step 1 [Name-About-Goals-Level]; Step 2 [Domain-Free!]; Step 3 [Plan – Free!]
  • 23.
    2. Share Content(DEMO) • Draft 2 Pages (static) • “About Me” • “Packing Tips” • Draft/Preview/Publish…Enable Comments • Draft Posts (dynamic) • “Welcome” • “Field Trip Report” • Draft/Preview/Publish…Enable Category, Comments
  • 24.
    3. Navigation (DEMO) •Set up Menu (drag and drop) • Set About “Static Front Page” • Sample “widgets”: Text box, Search, Tag cloud
  • 25.
    4. View Site(DEMO) • Check out “look and feel” of Home Page, etc. • Do edits on the fly, test Reply to Post [See in Comments on Dashboard] • Toggle Admin Dashboard vs Site View • See effect if Themes changed: Twenty Sixteen vs. Twenty Seventeen (both default WP.ORG themes)
  • 26.
    Detailed Technical Stepsto Produce a More Complex WP.COM Site SKETCH SKETCH SET-UP THEME LAYOUT CONTENT TESTING LAUNCH Widgets + Plugins for “functionality”
  • 27.
    Detailed Design +Marketing Steps to Produce a More Complex WP.COM Site SKETCH CONCEPT BRAND IMAGES DESIGN CONTENT UX TESTS MARKET Customizing Font, Color, Images, Look and Feel, “Moodboard”
  • 28.
    Website Design BestPractices • Design Impact: Clean and simple...good use of white space, limit 3 Fonts in 3 sizes, few colors...key message (call to action?) • Navigation: Easy to find info (Visual Hierarchy), leverage conventions, consistency, accessiblity, menus max 3 levels deep. Contact info clear • Content: Well written, engaging, varied content for audience • Engagement: Build for usage/traffic on Web, SEO, check Google Tools • Devices: X browser/device compatibility
  • 29.
    Site Maintenance • Nomatter how great the design, Maintenance is a chore! • Keep content fresh • Maintain site layout, functionality • Respond to user feedback • Keep in touch with advances, issues within the WP community!
  • 30.
    3 Possible StudentSites… [your optional “homework”…after this presentation!] Try one of 3 types of WP.COM sites on your own… 1. Creative Photos 2. Personal Blog 3. Organizational Site A good starting Theme “framework” is key!
  • 31.
    1. Photo Site •Purpose: creative display of photo collection as profession/hobby • Key Content: • Logo • About…Contact • Type: Wedding, Portrait, Artistic, Hobby… • Media: Gallery of photos, podcast, video… • Social Media Link: Pinterest
  • 32.
    Suggested Themes forPhoto Sites •  ideas of other photo sites on the Web: Vandelay Design Portfolio or After the Coaldust • Free Photo Themes • AltoFocus – Clean Grid • Rebalance – 6 Color schemes • Illustratr – Minimalist layout • Premium site option: Photo blog {recommended by WP.COM] 3 layouts, 4 style packs, 26 photo filters…$36
  • 33.
    Sample Theme Functionality:Grid vs Masonry Layout of Photos – for “ Photo Blog “ Theme VS.
  • 34.
    2. Personal Blog •Purpose: promotion of individual professional or hobbyist • Key Content • Bio, Resume, Client Testimonials • Blog about tips, “thought leadership” • Areas of expertise/service • Work Sample: Papers, Slides, Project Summaries…eBook • Events (either presenting or attending) • Social Media Links – Linkedin, Eventbrite, etc.
  • 35.
    Suggested Themes forPersonal Blogs • Get ideas from other professionals’ sites on the Web: https://tsavoneal.com/best-consultant-websites/ • Free Personal Themes • Editor, left menu • Cerauno, clean magazine design • Hemingway Rewritten, my blog’s theme, well supported • A Premium theme: Maxwell, trad’l layout, 6 color palettes, $69
  • 36.
    Sample Theme Functionality: Color Palettes, for “Maxwell“ and Pullout Quotes for “Editor” Blog Themes
  • 37.
    3. Organization Site •Purpose: an info hub for non-profit or business • Key Content for Non-Profit [Detailed Site Map/Hierarchy] • Call to Action/Donate • Programs • Testimonials • About: Staff, Board, Annual Report, Careers • Blog: Newsletter • Social Media Links (broad…yet targeted!): FB, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.
  • 38.
    Suggested Themes forOrganization Sites • Model sites on Web • Free Themes: • Canape (for restaurant) - food menu, or Pique (for restaurant or other) - one page, easy, Font Awesome • Twenty Sixteen - default WP.COM theme, can instantly change background color • Textbook (see this class site) • One Premium option:…Organization, specific for non-profits, call to action, Page templates, $69
  • 39.
    Sample Theme Functionality: 3Columns for “Organization”, Menu for “Canape“
  • 40.
    If you decideto “graduate” and move up in WordPress complexity… • WP.ORG site more complex, configuration, and you maintain the software • Need a Host – fees vary • Selection criteria: speed, uptime, cost, support, “shared” vs “managed” • Many hosts, but a few to consider: • BlueHost • DreamHost • SiteGround • HostGator (my recent choice) • Note: migration from WP.COM to WP.ORG relatively easy with right tools
  • 41.
    Optional “Homework”! • Sharefeedback on my presentation in a “Poll” at the Class site. • Create a free WP.COM site (on own, or with my/class help!) • Attend a WordCamp (super low cost…just your time!) • WC Baltimore – Oct 6-7, 2018 • WC DC – July or August - TBD • WC US in Nashville (National Conference), Dec 7-9, 2018 • Participate in informal monthly Meetups: DC or VA [links] • Get ready for big WP 5.0 Upgrade and new “Gutenberg” interface
  • 42.
    Key WordPress References •WP Platforms: WP.COM, WP.ORG • WP.TV (all WordCamp presentations on video!) • WP Beginner site (how-tos) • WordCamp Central Calendar (world-wide) • Link to this Presentation at FortyPlus DC at the site for this Class, at https://wpwebforpro.wordpress.com/
  • 43.
    Other References: WPHosting Links • https://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/ Comparison of WP.COM vs WP.ORG • https://howtomakemyblog.com/wordpress-com-org/ Comparison of 2 platforms, plus WP.COM to WP.ORG migration tool/process
  • 44.
    Other References: UX+ Photography Links • https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/user-testing-tools • https://clearleft.com/posts/visual-design-explorations • https://wordpress.tv/2015/05/01/melissa-eggleston-top-strategies- for-better-photography-on-your-website/
  • 45.
    Other References: PersonalBlog Links Examples of personal blog content/strategy (not WordPress sites) • https://www.themuse.com/author/alexandra-nuth • https://www.ximenalarkin.com/ • http://www.pascalvangemert.nl/#/profile
  • 46.
    Other References: DesignLinks • https://optimizerwp.com/wordpress-websites-examples/ • http://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/excellent-wordpress-website-examples/ • https://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/30557/6-guidelines-for- exceptional-website-design-and-usability.aspx • https://webflow.com/blog/the-web-design-process-in-7-simple-steps • Image Credit for Slide 9:
  • 47.
    My Contact Info:Gary Vaughan • Reply to Contact Form via Class Site: https://wpwebforpro.wordpress.com/help-contact-form/ • My personal contact info and bio • Email: glvconsulting@hotmail.com • Twitter: #glvaughan • Linkedin: Gary Vaughan PMP • Blog: dcwinebrewadvisor/about