You could export the database and files (everything under `wp-content`) and upload that so, yes.
Yes you can.
Some tools for developing locally would be LocalWP, Laragon, XAMPP and many others.
Some backup/migration plugin like All In One WP Migration or Updraft
Of course domain and hosting.
No worries! The easiest way is to install a tool such as LocalWP or WordPress Studio. They let you spin up a site in a few seconds.
Checkout [LocalWP](https://localwp.com/)! You can spin up a wordpress site, deploy it locally and make it how you want it. Then you can export it to a host when you’re ready!
A lot of hosts allow you make a stage site to build, then move it to the live site. Wouldn’t this be easier than using localhost?
Tastewp.com is your best friend here. Or even better local WP is also great.
I’m in the process of doing the same. I used LocalWP to install everything. Started working on the design in Figma so it will take some time to learn everything. But LocalWP went very smoothly. Use it together with Visual Studio Code.
Try WordPress Desktop. Newly launched 😀
Yes. Use LocalWP (don’t use XAMP or something else if you are a beginner). You can download get a backup of your entire files and data and dump them onto a real live website.
You could export the database and files (everything under `wp-content`) and upload that so, yes.
Yes you can.
Some tools for developing locally would be LocalWP, Laragon, XAMPP and many others.
Some backup/migration plugin like All In One WP Migration or Updraft
Of course domain and hosting.
No worries! The easiest way is to install a tool such as LocalWP or WordPress Studio. They let you spin up a site in a few seconds.
Checkout [LocalWP](https://localwp.com/)! You can spin up a wordpress site, deploy it locally and make it how you want it. Then you can export it to a host when you’re ready!
A lot of hosts allow you make a stage site to build, then move it to the live site. Wouldn’t this be easier than using localhost?
Tastewp.com is your best friend here. Or even better local WP is also great.
I’m in the process of doing the same. I used LocalWP to install everything. Started working on the design in Figma so it will take some time to learn everything. But LocalWP went very smoothly. Use it together with Visual Studio Code.
Try WordPress Desktop. Newly launched 😀
Yes. Use LocalWP (don’t use XAMP or something else if you are a beginner). You can download get a backup of your entire files and data and dump them onto a real live website.