Website Design for beginners

Plan, design, and launch your website — no coding needed.

Welcome to your step-by-step guide to creating a website that works, looks great, and connects with your audience. 

One of the main driving forces behind the creation of EJK Web Solutions was whilst attending a Rebel Business course. It quickly became clear that many people needed help with getting online, so I decided to focus on supporting new businesses in building their first website even if they want to try it themselves first, which is one of the main principles Rebel teaches.

Knowing where to start can be a nightmare, so whether you’re using Canva, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, or another builder, this handy guide is here to help you understand the essentials of web design.

🛠️ Who Is This Website Design Guide For?

  • You’re building your first website and don’t know where to start

  • You’ve picked a website builder but feel stuck on layout, content, or structure

  • You want your site to look professional and make sense to your visitors

  • You’re not a designer or developer — and that’s totally fine

🚀 What You’ll Learn

This guide is split into practical, beginner-friendly sections:

✳️ 1. Plan Your Website Like a Pro

✳️ 2. Web Basics (Without the Tech Headache)

✳️ 3. Design With Confidence

✳️ 4. Enhance & Launch

    • Accessibility Basics for Inclusive Design

    • SEO Essentials (No Coding Needed)

    • Before You Launch: The Ultimate Website Checklist

✳️ 5. Bonus: Know Your Tools (Extra Help for Beginners)

    • What Is a Website Builder?

    • What Is a CMS (Content Management System)?

    • What Is a Template or Theme?

    • What Is a Responsive Website?

    • What Is a Sitemap?

✍️ How to Use This Guide

You don’t need to read everything at once. Start with what you need now, and come back anytime. Every section is designed to help you take the next step confidently — whether you’re building your first homepage or polishing up your content before launch.

🧭 Ready to Get Started?

Jump into the first post:
➡️ What Pages Do I Need on My Website?

Or explore the full guide and pick your own path.

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