
Why You Should Use Flywheel to Host Your WordPress Website
*This is not a sponsored post. I just really love Flywheel. 1. Flywheel offers “Managed” WordPress Hosting Which, in a nutshell, means it will save
Hi, I’m Rachel Zampino! I started a degree in Computer Science before switching to a BFA in Graphic Design. Why? Because I wanted to build websites. Back then (shh, five years might as well be 50 yrs in tech), there was no clear path to building websites. No, “sign up for this degree,” and you’ll learn it all.
Here’s a secret. You don’t have to know everything. You don’t even have to know 99% of it. You need to know just enough to get started. (After that, it’s up to you how far you venture down the rabbit hole.)
Want to know when the course is ready? Sign up here:
These are a few of my favorite things.
Elementor is a drag & drop page builder that allows you to design and build your own website!
Google Workspace is my favorite email platform. It allows you to create custom email addresses (i.e. name@yourwebsite.com), and also gives you access to Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar, Forms, and more.
Lurk around and learn the basics of web building.
*This is not a sponsored post. I just really love Flywheel. 1. Flywheel offers “Managed” WordPress Hosting Which, in a nutshell, means it will save
1. Domain Your domain is simply the primary URL that someone enters to find your website. For example, one of mine is rachelzampino.com But it
Designing a website can seem a bit daunting, but it’s not so bad if you break it into lil bite-sized design chunks! 1. A robust
How often have you been working on your website, needing a 1/2 space or a 4x space, to position your type juuuust right? 🤔 Never?
Try using these words to better communicate with clients, coworkers, or a developer. They will think you really know your shit…because you do. 😎 1.
Literally THE first thing I recommend to my clients when they’re experiencing an oddball issue is to try clearing their cache. Probably about 8 times