How to Build and Design a Website using WordPress : A Step-by-Step Guide with Screenshots by Page William S

Author:Page, William S. [Page, William S.]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2020-06-28T16:00:00+00:00

Fig 5.9: When you succeeded in importing the theme

At this point, you can visit your website homepage and see the remarkable beautiful change on it. You will see nice background and other nice pictures. We will continue from next chapter.

Chapter 6

Header and Landing Page Top Design

This is another practical section of this book. In Chapter 5, we discussed how to install new theme and plugins that will make our design smooth and sound.

In this chapter, we are entering the real design of the header section of the website. Also, to be learnt is how to design the top part of the landing page of any website. If you visit www.teachkindle.com or any other active website for instance, the first page you will be shown is the landing page of the website. I will walk you through and help you on how to get the job done. At the end of this chapter, you will be happy that you bought this book. That which seemed to be something big to you as if you could not do it will be simplified.

Maybe you use to visit some websites before and you observed that every week, the header sections of the websites do change, at a point you began to ask yourself on how these things were done. It appeared as if it is something impossible for you to do.

You will find out today that there is nothing impossible to do about that. It is a simple task to complete once you learn the skill. And that skill you will learn through this chapter.

What is a Website Header

A website header is the top section of the web page. A website header sits at the top of each page and serves a few very important purposes. This does more than provide a place for your logo; it is part of a consistent user experience that all good websites share. The design of header varies from one website to the other.

Back in the day, people understood headers as narrow strips in the top parts of the websites that contained a logo, a call to action, and contact information. But in modern design, the whole space above the fold of the homepage is considered a header.

Being the strategic part of the page that people see in the first seconds of loading a website, a header acts as a kind of invitation. It should provide basic information about a site so that users can understand what it offers in seconds.

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