Your client has expectations and wants to use a particular theme. How do you set up a WordPress theme when you have no idea how the Theme actually works? Can you use the Theme your client chooses. Does the content fit within the theme’s vertical rectangle? Will the client’s logo fit the design?<\/p>\n
As WordPress users look to break out of the content box, Themes are becoming more complex than ever, thanks to page builders and 3rd party Plugins.<\/p>\n
We’ll explore the content needs of today’s WordPress user in 2017, and compare the tools to work them into your development workflow.<\/p>\n
Find the red flags before you’re in too deep.
\n\u2022 Understand Themes are the templates
\n\u2022 A house divided – to theme or customize
\n\u2022 What you think versus what your client thinks
\n\u2022 Communicating the limitations of Themes
\n\u2022 What to charge for modifying a theme?
\n\u2022 How to approach every project when the client’s focus changes
\n\u2022 What if a client doesn\u2019t really know what they want<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Your client has expectations and wants to use a particular theme. How do you set up a WordPress theme when you have no idea how the Theme actually works? Can you use the Theme your client chooses. Does the content fit within the theme’s vertical rectangle? Will the client’s logo fit the design? As WordPress … <\/p>\n