WordPress is now powering up to ~40% of the internet, and have a market share of 60% between CMS applications. There are thousands of WordPress themes that you can use to build every type of website. But with the passage of time WordPress evolved a lot. This is an era of Page builders and people can create websites without any programming knowledge.
Elementor is a very powerful front-end drag & drop page builder to date. You can create stunning websites and landing pages in minutes. Elementor has wide community support and a large number of pre-made free and paid templates. Elementor currently has 4 Million+ active installs and its growing rapidly.
You will learn to use Elementor from scratch with easy step-by-step guides. After completing this series you will be able to create professional websites without any programming knowledge.
This course covers both versions of Elementor (Free & Pro) so you can become a true master of this amazing tool.
This course has quizzes and a final assignment (5 free figma templates for practice) so you can evaluate yourself and practice it to perfection. After successfully completing all the lessons, you will earn a digital certificate of course completion.
You only need basic WordPress Knowledge
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