Build a professional WordPress website from scratch — from domains and hosting to design, content, SEO, security and launch — without depending on a developer for every change.
10 modules, 30 lessons. Taught in the order you should do the work, which is not the order it is usually taught in.
01
Turn the business goal into pages, navigation and a build plan before opening WordPress.
02
Set up the foundation properly so the site is secure, recoverable and easy to move.
03
Choose a lean stack and understand what belongs in each layer.
04
Create a consistent visual language before designing individual pages.
05
Build the pages a professional business website actually needs.
06
Make publishing straightforward without letting images or formatting slow the site down.
07
Connect the website to the business without collecting more data than you need.
08
Give every page a clean technical and on-page foundation before it is indexed.
09
Keep the build fast and reduce the most common WordPress risks.
10
Launch with a checklist, then keep the site healthy without constantly rebuilding it.
WordPress makes it easy to create a page. That is not the same as making it easy to build a good website. The difficult part is knowing what to install, what to leave out, how to structure the pages and how to launch without discovering that the site is slow, fragile or impossible to maintain.
This bootcamp teaches the complete build, in order. You begin with a blank plan and end with a live website you understand — not a template held together by plugins you are afraid to update.
Every module moves the same website closer to launch. I explain the decision, make it on the site, show the common mistakes, and then give you the matching task on your own build. The checklists and templates are designed to be reused on the next website as well.
The goal is not to memorise where WordPress keeps every setting. It is to learn a process you can repeat even when the theme, host or client changes.
I build WordPress websites from scratch and work across the parts that decide whether they succeed after launch: structure, design, performance, SEO, security and ongoing maintenance. This course packages that practical workflow so you can build independently and know when a shortcut will cost more later.
Enrolment is not open yet. These are the tiers it will open at, so you can decide now whether it is for you.
€275
One complete package: the full course and every practical file needed to build alongside it.
Fourteen days. Start the course, and if it does not give you a clearer and more reliable way to build your website, email me for a full refund — no form and no questions.
No. The course explains the parts of HTML and CSS that are useful when WordPress settings are not enough, but you do not need to know how to code before starting.
The principles work with modern block themes and established page builders. I teach the WordPress concepts and the build process first, then show how to make the same decisions in the tools rather than making the course an advertisement for one theme.
Yes. Planning, staging, testing, launch and handover are taught as a repeatable client workflow, not only as a one-off personal project.
Yes. The exercises take one site from its initial plan through setup, design, content, forms, SEO, performance, security and launch. You can use your real site as the project.
It covers the foundation every WordPress site needs. WooCommerce and full online-store operations are large enough to deserve a separate course, so they are not presented as a small bonus module here.
You will need a domain and hosting for a live website. Depending on the stack you choose, you may also decide to buy a premium theme or plugin. I show free and paid options and explain when paying is worthwhile.
The lessons take around sixteen hours. Building alongside them usually takes two to four weeks, depending on how much content and design work your site needs.
Indefinitely, including updates when WordPress changes enough to affect the workflow.
The bootcamp teaches the workflow. If you want it run on your site instead, that is a different conversation — and a shorter one.