We are having the 10 years old theme in the company website (IT company). We need to change the new theme ? But how to select the new theme, is there any theme suggestions. ?
Need to add the theme which comes with,
Performance, SEO, Security, Latest technologies, Responsive, etc.
We have,
Static pages, Blogs, Product Pages, Demo Pages, Events Pages, Gated document downloads, tutorials, case studies, datasheets, Inquiry forms, E-Learning etc.
Please suggest
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I have been working on an e-commerce site design (self-learning). The site is a clothing shop and it has many categories (like saree, stoles, dresses, etc) and many subcategories (i.e. under saree it has cotton and khadi, under cotton it has plain and stripped and so on).
Every category is supposed to have multiple products displayed as a grid (that is 'shop' page). When I click on a product, it should redirect to a single product page.
Now I cannot decide what would be the best way to start designing those pages. Should I create only a single shop page design for all the category shop pages or should I create a dedicated page for every category shop?
Same is for the single product page. Should I create one design and then fill the image, description, price from the database according to the product code, or should I have a dedicated page?
I am using HTML 5 and Bootstrap 4. I have searched google but I cannot find any relevant answer.
If this question seems silly or dumb or both, please know that I am a beginner and willing to learn more. Help will be appreciated. 😃
E-commerce websites have standard features and capabilities. In order to find out the basics of these standards, I recommend you to view and analyze the features of open-source projects such as NopCommerce which is an open-source project based on .Net framework and enhanced by client frameworks like Bootstrap.
Here is my website, I want to convert into WordPress so that later, from WordPress admin page, I can manage all elements like skill bars, 'P' tags withing skill bars, images, heading etc.
http://rohitpanchal-com.stackstaging.com/
Thank you
I recommend you learn how to create a WordPress theme. A WordPress theme handles how the content you enter in the Dashboard gets displayed to visitors.
I recommend you take a look at The Theme Developer Handbook from WordPress.
Here's a formal tutorial if that suits you better: WordPress Development for Beginners: Building Themes
Good luck!
I'm in a deep trouble like I'm creating a gaming website in HTML.
The website is great the problem is category and pages.
Like how to manage my games categories and the page like if I create a website based on 200 (all pages on games) pages but in future if I add more 50 pages (new games).
So do I have to rename all my pages when ever I add new pages / games?
And don't ask me to convert on WordPress I have tried and it mess up my style totally because I have zero experience on WordPress and the other platforms like WordPress.
I think some content management system is what you need. If you don't like wordpress there are other options. Maybe Google Sites would work for you?
I have been creating websites in html and Wordpress for a while, but recently I was asked to look at a website that had been created very badly with a bootstrap based CMS, they were ripped off big time.
I understand that Bootstrap is basically a collection of styles etc but what I do not seem to be able to find is how to integrate a bootstrap template that I will purchase into a website with e-commerce functionality. The template has all the needed shop pages etc I just need to know how I go about making the online shop using the template.
Bootstrap is not a collection of styles -- its a templating system that modifies the layout of the web page content based on the users 'viewport'. in other words it changes the page design for smaller screens like mobile smart phones and tablets. its awesome for e-commerce especially considering the rising growth of sales over mobile,
but otherwise you don't make an online shop with a template, its kind of the other way around. so unless you really want to learn e-commerce programming, consider using a dedicated service like http://www.shopify.com If you want to integrate e-commerce with an existing website, http://www.foxycart.com is very good.
If you are moving it to a completely new setup and are comfortable using WordPress you could use that as a CMS and add e-commerce functionality using WooCommerce. It's trivial to add the plugin and configure it, and customising it is straightforward as it has a pretty good template hierarchy system that makes it easy to override using your own custom templates. It also uses a comprehensive set of filters and actions so custom functionality can be added in future if required.
In terms of adapting an existing theme (Bootstrap-based or otherwise) to work with WooCommerce it's just a case of creating additional templates if required and adding some additional CSS if need be. I'd recommend doing that using a child theme so that the parent theme can be updated in the future without overriding any of your customisations.
The advantage of this setup is that you're working on a platform you're comfortable with (WordPress) and there's a fair amount of support and articles available to help you along. The client would also benefit as it's a pretty popular solution, so they shouldn't have any trouble finding devs/or agencies to work on it in the future (just in case you aren't available).
One potential disadvantage is the WC can be a bit sluggish; I'd recommend not being cheap when it comes to your choice of hosts. I've used TSO before and would recommend them.
I do small websites for local companies. All I know is HTML5 and CSS3, no JavaScript, no PHP.
I have this client who wants me to make a website for his coffee shop. All good so far. I have an idea for a beautiful responsive design which will get his coffee shop a lot of fame.
The problem:
The guy wants to be able to manage his website, meaning: he wants to add a photo if he needs to, or even some text on a particular page. He doesn't want to depend on me so he wants to do it by himself. The problem is that I can't teach him HTML so he would download the HTML file and write the code for the desired thing.. I need to do beautiful websites for my portfolio.
No Wordpress: I don't like Wordpress because it's limited so I can't be creative with the design. I thought of that as being the only solution requiring his needs.
I'm willing to learn more: if there is a solution that I could implement in one month or two, I will do this and learn what is needed, but can't learn PHP in two months.
Any advice?
You might find that CushyCMS does what you want. From the site:
Allow clients to safely edit content
No software to install, no programming required
Takes just a few minutes to setup
Define exactly which parts of the page can be changed
Produces standards compliant, search engine friendly content
From experience, a couple of downsides:
No choice of editor
You have to add pages that can be edited - the client cannot create new pages.