Wordpress Website Developer/Elementor/VA

Responsive design: A website should be designed to be responsive to different screen sizes and devices. This means that the layout of the website should change and adapt to fit the screen size of the device that is being used to view it. This can be achieved using responsive design techniques such as flexible grids and media queries. Visual hierarchy: A website should be designed to guide the user's eye to the most important information first. This can be achieved by using visual hierarchy, which involves using size, color, and placement to prioritize information on the page. Navigation: A website should be easy to navigate so that users can quickly find the information they are looking for. Navigation can be achieved using a menu or navigation bar that is consistent throughout the website. White space: White space, also known as negative space, refers to the empty space between elements on a page. It's important to use white space effectively to make the page more visually appealing and to help guide the user's eye. Typography: Typography refers to the font, size, and style of text on a page. It's important to choose fonts that are easy to read and that fit with the overall design of the website. Content organization: Content should be organized in a way that is easy to read and understand. This can be achieved using headings, subheadings, bullet points, and other formatting techniques.

I have extensive experience in managing, developing, and maintaining WordPress-powered websites across various industries such as Business agencies, Real Estate, Landscaping, and Restaurant Websites. I am comfortable troubleshooting and resolving any issues related to WordPress websites.

Image optimization: To ensure that images load quickly on web pages, it's essential to optimize them. In Photoshop, you can use the "Save for Web" feature to reduce the file size of images without compromising their quality. Image cropping and resizing: Web developers often need to resize and crop images to fit specific dimensions on a web page. You can use the crop and resize tools in Photoshop to achieve this. Color adjustments: To make sure images look consistent on a website, it's essential to adjust their colors. You can use the color balance, hue/saturation, and brightness/contrast tools in Photoshop to achieve this. Removing backgrounds: Sometimes web developers need to remove the background from an image to make it more visually appealing or to blend it with the website's background. You can use the magic wand or lasso tools to select and remove the background in Photoshop. Adding text and graphic elements: Web developers often need to add text or other graphic elements to images for various purposes. In Photoshop, you can use the text and shape tools to add these elements to your images.

Creating and structuring webpages: An experienced HTML web developer will be able to create and structure webpages using HTML tags to create the necessary structure and layout of the webpage. They may use semantic HTML tags to make the webpage more accessible and improve SEO. Implementing responsive design: An experienced HTML web developer will be able to use CSS media queries and other responsive design techniques to ensure that webpages are optimized for various screen sizes and devices. Debugging and troubleshooting HTML code: An experienced HTML web developer will be able to identify and fix errors in HTML code, using tools such as browser developer tools and online validators. Optimizing website performance: An experienced HTML web developer will be able to optimize website performance by optimizing HTML code, minimizing HTTP requests, and using caching techniques.