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"In my KZfaq tutorial 'Incredible WooCommerce Store in 10 minutes! Beginners Tutorial,' I took on the challenge of building a fully functional e-commerce website in just 10 minutes. Here's a summary of what I covered:
Starting with Hostinger and WordPress: I began by logging into my Hostinger account and demonstrating how to install WordPress. I highlighted Hostinger's Black Friday sale and showed the ease of selecting a hosting plan and registering a new domain, which in this case was JamTennis.net. I chose the UK data center and appreciated how Hostinger automatically installs SSL, making the process smoother.
Setting Up WooCommerce: Once WordPress was set up, I had WooCommerce pre-selected, which led me directly into the WooCommerce setup wizard. I showed how to change the default theme by installing a custom theme I had created, which viewers can download for free. I also installed the 'Instant Images' plugin for accessing royalty-free photos.
Content Creation and Product Management: I demonstrated the use of Hostinger's AI content generator for creating draft posts and how simple it is to add new products to the WooCommerce store.
Customization with Blocks and Templates: A key part of my tutorial was showing the flexibility in customizing the store using WooCommerce and block themes. I edited the single product page, the shop page, and even the checkout and product category pages. I introduced viewers to the mini cart block and the handpicked products block for enhancing the homepage.
Final Touches and Payment Gateway Setup: I added final touches to the site, but ran into an issue with no payment methods available. To fix this, I explained the process of setting up a payment gateway, giving options like Stripe, Woo Payments, and PayPal. For the tutorial, I chose Woo Payments.