FAQ is an overview of the WordPress website process and explains how the website client and website maker can work together as a team.

• Our goal is to produce a site that communicates your website’s purpose
• AND motivates the viewer to take action based on your content.
  • Just a few examples are buying a service or product, becoming informed about events, or enjoying other content.

• This is a crucial difference between owning a website and posting your content on a social media platforms that can change their platform’s rules at any time.
• The website owner does indeed own and control how their content appears to the viewer.
• But it also requires paying for the domain name and hosting service. (Depending on the client’s preferences, other costs may occur.)

Website Client will

• Please see Pricing. Then sign and return the Agreement for the website package.
• Decide upon a clear, concise purpose for your website.
• Expand upon your website’s main purpose by listing major topics that fit under the purpose.
• Decide on a Focus Statement or what is sometimes called a tagline.
• Gather together your content: written, visual and/or sound.
• Sign up and pay for the domain name and website hosting service.

Website Maker will

• Give the client an overview of making a WordPress website.
• Assist client with buying website hosting.
• Research and present a few WordPress Website Themes that will best showcase your specialized content. Most, but not all, WP themes cost money now.
  
• After the Client completes the other steps listed above then start making the website.

• Your WordPress websites is a powerful way to communicate with the viewer. Developers offer many different WordPress template choices both in terms of the graphic layout and the functions that the website can perform.
• Templates have become specialized for different professions and services. This makes it much easier to present your content that in an organized, readable, and visually pleasing way.

*“WordPress (WP, WordPress.org) is a free and open-source content management system (CMS). . . Features include a plugin architecture and a template system, referred to within WordPress as Themes.” (Read more at Wikipedia.)