What you'll learn:
Develop a solid web design foundation that will provide many options for moving forward as a paid web designer or content manager.
Recognize major Web Design Do's and Don'ts and be able to apply these principles to any existing and new websites.
Know the easiest and most intuitive best-practices strategies for creating websites and all the extras.
Create websites from scratch using simple code in a text editor. Use your knowledge of HTML to expand your control of blogs, online forums, and in WordPress hosted sites.
Discover effective web graphics creation best practices and strategies in Photoshop.
Build a website from scratch in Adobe Dreamweaver CC.
Add powerful dynamic features to your website by tapping into the power of left-brained programming dynamos and their pre-written scripts you can add to your website for free.
Know how to move forward to set up a domain, web host, and WordPress hosted website.
Build a beautiful WordPress hosted website right from the ground up, import your content from other blogs and sites, and maximize your impact.
Easily give your website a complete makeover using the WordPress Elegant Theme, Divi.
Diagnose, tune-up, and supercharge your website so it performs better, generating more clicks, engagement, followers, subscribers, and sales 24 hours a day while you are off doing other things.
Use the course as your personal go-to guide and reference manual for all apsects of web site creation.
Learn the easiest and least expensive way to make a professional-looking website by using the top-rated online tool, Wix

Requirements:
No experience necessary, but you should have access to at least a simple text editor and preferably also Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and Bridge (optional).

Who this course is for:
Artists, dreamers, and visual learners who are tired of paying other people to make websites for them.
Complete beginners who have a slight fear of computers and technology.
Web design novices who already may have had some training and want to fill in some gaps or learn something new.
Left-brained programmer types (I admire you all SO much!) who want to learn more about design and more right-brained visual strategies to complement your technical skills and daring-do.
Novice to Intermediate Web Designers looking for more intuitive ways of accomplishing common web tasks, without all the technical jargon and assumptions about your coding capabilities.