Open in new tab<\/em>\u00a0option.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Once opened, I copy the web adres to my clipboard and return to the post left in the other browser tab.<\/p>\n
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I then paste the link in the add link section that just appeared in post. After that I click the options button next to the link I just added to see what I can change.<\/p>\n
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I then see that I can change what the link looks like so I add the text homepage so people will know that if they click on it they will return to the homepage. After that I click update to change the link to ‘homepage’. Relatively straight forward to add the link, but actually being able to copy that link is not that easy as I think it should be.<\/p>\n
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When all this is done, I first want to update the post so I do this by pressing update on right of the screen. The second part of the task is that I can see my site the way other people would see it. I did this already in one of the previous tasks so I know what to do. I click the name of my site and it redirects me to the site as a visitor would see it.<\/p>\n
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The final results looks something like the image below.<\/p>\n
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Conclusion<\/h2>\n By going through all these tasks I learned that doing basic things, like these four tasks, can sometimes be quite challenging. Surprisingly, the most difficult task turned out the be the add new gallery. I have the luck of having a dad who is quite the WordPress specialist so if I need any assistance I just have to call for him across the room, but I do see that this is not a privilege every beginning user has \ud83d\ude09 .<\/p>\n
I think it’s really important that exercises into New User Experiences\u00a0need to happen more in the WordPress community to improve the overall user experience. I’m relatively internet savvy, but I haven’t used WordPress myself outside of automatically importing my Instagram feed into my personal blog. Something my dad set up by the way.<\/p>\n
I’ve stuck to doing to tasks as literal as possible, but as I was clicking through the WordPress admin I noticed a lot of things that made me curious what was behind it and how it would work. All in all it works fairly straight forward to use, but there’s also a lot of things happening that is not making a lot of sense to a first time user.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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