Full-length WordPress, Elementor and AI tutorials that skip nothing, including the parts that break. Start as a complete beginner. Finish with a site you'd happily charge for.
Free forever. No email needed to watch. No “part two for $97”.
No highlight reels. Each one is a full project, recorded in one pass, with the mistakes left in.
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I've been building websites since 1999 and publishing tutorials since 2015. In that time I've worked out what actually helps people, and it isn't a five-minute overview.
The short version
I build in real time, on camera, including the moment something breaks and I have to work out why. That's the part that teaches you the most, and it's the first thing most people edit out.
Ad revenue, sponsorships and affiliate commissions pay for this work. I chose that in 2015 so I'd never need selling tricks, which is why nothing stops halfway and asks for your card.
When Elementor ships a new container model or an AI tool changes how it works, I re-record the tutorial instead of leaving it to rot. A 2022 walkthrough isn't help. It's a trap.
If I wouldn't put a plugin, theme or host on a client's site, it doesn't get a link here, whatever the commission is. That's the only reason a recommendation is worth anything.
I'd started and abandoned three courses before this. The difference is that Ferdy doesn't skip the boring middle, the part where you're stuck. I launched my shop in a fortnight.
I build sites for clients and I still watch these. He explains why, not just where to click, and that's what makes it transferable to the next project.
We onboard every new designer with these tutorials before they touch a client site. Nothing else covers Elementor this completely, free or paid.
Seven areas, each with a proper path through it, not a pile of loosely related videos.
The foundation everything else sits on. Installs, settings, users, content and the parts people skip.
48 tutorialsContainers, global styles, theme builder and the responsive workflow that survives a redesign.
36 tutorialsBuilding real sites with AI assistants: prompts, MCP connections, and where it genuinely helps.
24 tutorialsChoosing a host, moving between them, and keeping a site fast without touching code.
19 tutorialsGetting found: indexing, keyword research, structure, and the technical basics that actually move.
27 tutorialsWhich ones to trust, how to judge them, and how to build your own when nothing fits.
31 tutorialsConnecting tools so the boring parts of running a website run themselves.
15 tutorialsThe same three things go wrong on almost every first launch, and all three are avoidable in an afternoon.
A short, unsentimental framework for deciding what a website is supposed to achieve before you design it.
Camera, mic, lights and screen capture. The honest version, including what turned out not to matter.
The tools moved constantly. The thing that makes a website work barely moved at all.
What changed in WordPress and AI that week, what I'd actually use, and what I'd ignore. Written by me, not summarised by a tool.
Every tutorial is free, complete, and built in real time, including the bits that break. Start where you are, not where a course thinks you should be.