THE LAYMAN'S GUIDE TO PLANNING, CREATING AND MANAGING A WEBSITE Workshop No. 1 - 17th July, 5.30pm to 7.00pm Some people feel that using jargon makes them sound smarter or fit in better with what they do. This is particularly true when discussing websites or anything technical. These workshops were created with that in mind. To cut through the jargon and present a layman’s guide to planning, creating and managing a website. Have you ever wanted to have more control over your website? To have a simple conversation with someone to help understand how to plan, create and manage a website? If so, this short series of workshops is for you. Run by Steve Gallagher of Jumpstart Web Design, Development and Branding Services, based at FW Worthing, this series of three workshops starts in July with workshops 2 and 3 in September and October respectively. Workshop 1: 17th July 2018 - planning a website, from creative or business idea to key content, user journey and essential information you must include. What you should be thinking about when you begin and the key information you need to get started. Workshop 2: 18th September 2018 - creating a website, understanding domains, hosting and servers, an introductions to WordPress, how WordPress works, what are themes and plug-ins and how to use them. Workshop 3: 23rd October 2018 - managing a website, including web hosting, updating content and plug-ins, setting up and understanding Google Analytics, back-ups, connecting third party services like Mailchimp and moving your website to a new provider if needed. Brought to you by Jumpstart WHO’S THIS FORThese workshops were created with small business owners in mind but are useful to anyone looking to bypass the jargon and get clear and simple guidance to help plan, create and manage a new website, orre-design an existing website. The workshops will be useful for:• small business owners• new start-ups WHO THIS ISN’T FORThough you might benefit from applying some of the ideas we cover this workshop is NOT for users with prior web design or development experience. Please arrive at 5.30pm for a prompt 6.00pm start Reserve your free ticket here
THE LAYMAN'S GUIDE TO PLANNING, CREATING AND MANAGING A WEBSITE
Workshop No. 1 - 17th July, 5.30pm to 7.00pm
Some people feel that using jargon makes them sound smarter or fit in better with what they do. This is particularly true when discussing websites or anything technical. These workshops were created with that in mind. To cut through the jargon and present a layman’s guide to planning, creating and managing a website.
Have you ever wanted to have more control over your website? To have a simple conversation with someone to help understand how to plan, create and manage a website? If so, this short series of workshops is for you.
Run by Steve Gallagher of Jumpstart Web Design, Development and Branding Services, based at FW Worthing, this series of three workshops starts in July with workshops 2 and 3 in September and October respectively.
Workshop 1: 17th July 2018 - planning a website, from creative or business idea to key content, user journey and essential information you must include. What you should be thinking about when you begin and the key information you need to get started.
Workshop 2: 18th September 2018 - creating a website, understanding domains, hosting and servers, an introductions to WordPress, how WordPress works, what are themes and plug-ins and how to use them.
Workshop 3: 23rd October 2018 - managing a website, including web hosting, updating content and plug-ins, setting up and understanding Google Analytics, back-ups, connecting third party services like Mailchimp and moving your website to a new provider if needed.
Brought to you by Jumpstart
WHO’S THIS FOR
These workshops were created with small business owners in mind but are useful to anyone looking to bypass the jargon and get clear and simple guidance to help plan, create and manage a new website, orre-design an existing website.
The workshops will be useful for:
• small business owners
• new start-ups
WHO THIS ISN’T FOR
Though you might benefit from applying some of the ideas we cover this workshop is NOT for users with prior web design or development experience.
Please arrive at 5.30pm for a prompt 6.00pm start
Reserve your free ticket here