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Create a Website
with Elementor

The Goal

Build your own custom website.

Description

Learn how to create your website with this step-by-step guide.

What's inside

Step by step guide to edit a kit into your own website: 12 units, 47 steps.

Requirements

This guide is for editing an Elementor Hosted kit; an installed kit on an Elementor Hosted website is required.

How to use
this guide

Prerequisites:
An Elementor Hosted website
with an installed kit.

Instructions:

  • Follow the learning path unit by unit and step by step.
  • Each step in the learning path will guide you through the process of editing a kit and creating your own custom website.
  • Steps may explain concepts, demonstrate tasks, or both. When a step shows you how to do something, apply the instructions to your site.
  • After completing each step, refer to the additional resources provided to enhance your understanding before implementing the instructions.

Maintenance

Now that your site is live, it’s important to regularly maintain it in order to keep it up and running smoothly. This unit will present you with a list of essential actions you should take.

Your Goal

Ensure your site operates smoothly by regularly maintaining it.

Backup your site

  1. Website backups are important for protecting against data loss, recovering from disasters, and avoiding errors or security issues. They act as a safety net for server failures, hacks, or accidental deletions. Regular backups bring peace of mind, allowing you to quickly restore your website when needed.
  2. Your Elementor Hosting subscription has a built-in backup. Your website is automatically backed up every 24 hours.
  3. The automated backups will be saves for two weeks.
  4. Additionally, you have the option to create a manual backup of your site.
  5. If necessary, you can restore your website using a backed-up version of your site.
  1. To manage your backups, go to My Elementor and access the site settings (Manage this Site).
  2. Here, you can create a new backup or restore a version.

Update plugins

  1. Most WordPress plugins receive regular updates to introduce new features and address security concerns.
  2. It’s important to update your plugins regularly to prevent compatibility and security issues.
    [important_note] Search the web before you update a plugin to ensure the new version is stable. [/important_note]

  3. To update your plugins, go to WP dashboard → Plugins.

Improve performance

  1. Site performance refers to how fast a website works, including how quickly pages load and how well it responds to user interactions.
  2. Site performance is important because it affects user experience and can impact search rankings, conversions, and your brand’s reputation.
  3. Your site performance (e.g. how fast it loads) is affected by many factors- image sizes, file formats, number of plugins, etc.
  4. To test your site performance, use an online tool (e.g., Google’s PageSpeed Insight).
  5. If your performance score is low, visit the Elementor Help Center and other resources to learn how to improve it.
Summary

You’ll work with both WordPress and Elementor- some actions will be done through WordPress but most of the time you’ll use Elementor. * Your Cloud Website account includes a pre-installed WordPress account and the Elementor Plugins, so you don’t need to install anything, you can get straight to work!

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