What's included

• Wordpress Website Design & Development

  Themes: A theme is a collection of templates and stylesheets that determine the overall look and feel of a WordPress site. Themes can be free or premium, and they often include customizable options for colors, fonts, layouts, and more. Themes may also provide templates for different types of content, such as blog posts, pages, and portfolios. Customization Options: WordPress offers a customization panel where users can modify various aspects of their site without coding. Users can customize the site title, tagline, logo, background, and more through the WordPress Customizer. Widgets: Widgets are small blocks that perform specific functions. They can be added to widgetized areas, such as sidebars and footers. Common widgets include search bars, recent posts, categories, and social media feeds. Plugins: Plugins are add-ons that enhance the functionality of a WordPress site. They can be used for SEO, security, e-commerce, and more. Design-related plugins might include those for creating sliders, galleries, or custom post types. Menus: WordPress allows users to create custom menus that can be placed in designated areas on the site. Menus can include links to pages, categories, custom links, and more. Typography: Users can choose fonts for different elements of their site, such as headings, paragraphs, and navigation menus. This is often done through the theme's customization options. Images and Media: WordPress supports the addition of images, videos, and other media to posts and pages. Media settings allow users to specify image sizes and other display options. Responsive Design: Modern WordPress themes are designed to be responsive, ensuring that the site looks good and functions well on various devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones . Page Templates: Themes may include different page templates for various purposes, such as a full-width page, a landing page, or an archive page. Custom Page Builders: Some themes come with integrated page builders that allow users to create complex page layouts without coding. CSS Customization: Users with coding skills can further customize the design by adding custom CSS to modify the appearance of specific elements. Accessibility: A well-designed WordPress site should consider accessibility standards, making the content usable and accessible to a diverse audience, including those with disabilities.