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By Vix Design

03/07/2026

My Experience.

During my first few days, I had almost no idea how WordPress worked, and I felt a bit overwhelmed by the amount of information I needed to learn.

However, after nearly two weeks of reading the documentation and watching the onboarding videos from the WP Credits program, I started to feel much more comfortable with the platform. The learning guide provided helped me understand the core concepts of WordPress.

Learning with WordPress Beginner User Guide.

The WordPress Beginner User Guide introduced me to the platform’s essential tools. I experimented with creating different types of blocks, inserting images, customizing layouts with patterns, and exploring several editing features that I had never used before.

At first, everything seemed unfamiliar, but practicing with these tools made the interface much easier to understand. Each lesson gave me another piece of the puzzle, and I gradually became more comfortable navigating the editor and building pages on my own.

Intermediate WordPress User guide.

This section felt like a continuation of the Beginner Guide, but with more advanced features and practical exercises. I learned how to create block patterns from scratch, embed videos, build image galleries, and explore some of the plugins available in WordPress.

It also introduced me to tools and workflows that I hadn’t seen before, giving me a better idea of what I would be doing later in the WP Credits program. By the end of these lessons, I had a clearer picture of the skills I would need to develop throughout the rest of the experience.

I spent my first few days going through a large part of the learning material. Some of the videos felt a bit too long or moved at a slower pace than I was used to, so I occasionally increased the playback speed to stay focused.

Even so, I made sure to complete each lesson because they provided useful information for understanding WordPress. Now that I’ve finished this stage, I’m ready to focus on the tasks and contributions that the WP Credits program assigns to me.