eCommerce Website with WordPress and WooCommerce is a course in building an online shop with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce, from products and shop design to shipping, tax, payments, coupons and orders. It suits business owners, SMEs and WordPress site managers, and you leave able to open your own shop on a live host.
An online shop of your own lets a business control its storefront, customer data and promotions instead of relying only on marketplace platforms. WordPress with WooCommerce is an open-source combination used by many shops, because you can start without writing code and extend it with plugins as the shop grows.
This course shows learners how to build an online shop with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce, from store setup, different product types, prices and stock, and shop design with the Site Editor, to the cart, checkout, shipping, tax and payments, and on to coupons, order management, sales reports, security and shop SEO. It finishes with opening a real shop on a live host. (2 days, 6 hours per day, 12 hours in total, Basic level.)
Course Details
This course is the 2026 edition of Building an eCommerce Website with WordPress. It runs for 2 days, 6 hours per day (12 hours in total, 09:00-16:00), as lectures with labs. Basic level. It keeps the original core of installing WordPress on XAMPP and using WooCommerce to add products, manage stock, calculate shipping, create coupons, manage orders and set up payments, updated to WordPress
7.1 and WooCommerce 10 with block-based shop and checkout pages and the Site Editor. It drops general WordPress topics unrelated to selling and adds variable products, CSV product import, tax, sales reports, security and shop SEO. The course focuses on a complete online shop, unlike Introduction to WordPress, which covers general WordPress use. Learners take home a lab guide, sample product files and a pre-launch checklist.
Section 1: Lab: Preparing WordPress for a Shop
Section 2: Lab: Installing and Configuring WooCommerce
Section 3: Lab: Product Types
Section 4: Lab: Prices, Stock and Product Import
Section 5: Lab: Designing the Shop with the Site Editor
Section 6: Lab: Block-based Cart and Checkout
Section 7: Lab: Shipping
Section 8: Lab: Tax and Payments
Section 9: Lab: Coupons and Promotions
Section 10: Lab: Orders, Customers and Reports
Section 11: Shop Security, Speed and SEO
Section 12: Workshop: Opening a Real Online Shop
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WooCommerce is an open-source plugin that turns a WordPress site into an online shop, with built-in products, cart, checkout, shipping, tax, coupons and order management. You install the plugin, set up the shop through the first-run steps, add products, configure shipping and payments, and then adjust the shop design with the Site Editor. The plugin is free, while some extensions, hosting and payment fees cost extra.
Install XAMPP and start Apache and MySQL, then create a new database in phpMyAdmin. Download WordPress from wordpress.org, extract it into the htdocs folder, and open localhost with that folder name in your browser. Enter the database name and user, then set the site name and admin account. For a quick trial, WordPress Playground runs in the browser with nothing to install.
Shipping is set up in WooCommerce Settings under Shipping. Create shipping zones by area, such as Bangkok and the provinces, then add methods to each zone, such as a flat rate, free shipping over a set amount or local pickup, and use shipping classes to charge by product size. For stock, turn on stock management in the settings and enter quantities for each product or variation. WooCommerce reduces stock when orders come in and alerts you when it runs low.
WooCommerce includes bank transfer and cash on delivery, which work straight away with no extra sign-up. To take cards or PromptPay automatically, install a plugin from a payment provider that supports WooCommerce. This needs a merchant account with that provider, and fees are set by the provider. Always try it in test mode before going live.
It suits business owners, SMEs, people managing company WordPress sites and anyone who wants to build an online shop themselves. If you can use a computer and the internet, you can take it; no programming is needed. This course focuses on a complete shop, while Introduction to WordPress covers general WordPress use for company sites and blogs.
Yes. It can be run in-house for your team, with examples adapted to your business, such as using your organisation's own products and shipping rules. You can request a quotation from this page, or contact us on LINE @itgenius or by phone on 02-570-8449.
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