At the beginning of the internet, creating a website is a very difficult task, requiring knowledge of programming languages and domain programming to create and to process images.

In the meantime, websites work in a more window-like manner, as they are not renovated so often. In addition, especially in the case of business websites, the site mainly serves to bring essential information – such as prices, products and contact channels.

Social networks serve to relate in real time with the public and can help to virtualizer the brand. Read more…

Domain and Hosting

There are several hosting plans, and the 3 most common types are:

• shared hosting;
• dedicated hosting;
• and hosting in the cloud.

The difference between shared hosting and dedicated hosting is that at the 1st, despite paying a more affordable amount, you will split the server’s available space with other sites – which reduces performance. Meanwhile, the 2nd ensures that each site has its own server.

In cloud hosting, in turn, your site does not stay on a physical machine, with its own processor and memory. Instead, the cloud becomes a network of machines that share those resources with each other.

By choosing this mode, your site will be on that network machines, in part isolated and dedicated only to him.

The main advantage is that, because it is not a physical machine, your site is not subject to hardware defects. Also, once hosted in the cloud, it’s easier to increase your site’s ability to receive visitors, since hiring additional features is simple.

Choose a Site Builder

Remember what we said, you do not need deep programming or design knowledge to create a website?

The reason is that today there are site builders. They bring ready-made themes and extra features, which you can combine and customize to create something with the face of your brand.

The most commonly used website builder is WordPress.org. Be careful not to confuse it with WordPress.com which, while being a little easier to use, is much more limited in terms of options and autonomy. WordPress with which, although it is a little easier to use, it is much more limited in terms of options and autonomy.

Define Your Goal

Let’s put aside the more technical part of your site. List the Sections of Your Site

Most sites end up containing the most common sections:

• home page, with a good opening image or a carousel of striking images and phrases;
• who we are, telling a little of the story and sometimes the work team;
• products or services, with a list of what the company offers;
• clients, generally highlighting the largest and best known;
• portfolio or key cases of success as a way to demonstrate that the company is reliable and delivers what it promises;
• contact via a form, in addition to addresses and telephone numbers.
• The reason for the sites being formed by these pages is one: it usually works.
• More than that: to define what the contents of each page will be.

Choose a Theme

Going back to the settings …

To use WordPress, you need a good theme. And, now that the purpose of your website and the pages that will be contained in it are clearer, it will be easy to choose a striking visual.