Create a personal website

Create a personal website to bring your project to life

Create a personal website that reflects you

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Creating a personal website allows you to bring together your presentation, your projects, your content and your contact details on a website that belongs to you. Personal blog, online portfolio, CV, showcase site or creative project: you choose the structure adapted to your objective. With WordPress or another CMS, you can create your pages, publish articles, add images and develop your site without coding every element. A custom domain name gives your project a clear and easy-to-share address. Your site thus becomes a lasting reference point for presenting your activity, developing your online presence and keeping control of your content.

Create your personal website

Build your personal website on a professional foundation

An address that belongs to you

Associating your project with a clear domain name makes it easier to share and strengthens your online identity.

100 GB for your content

Having 100 GB allows you to host pages, photos, articles and other resources as your site evolves.

10 professional email addresses

Creating addresses linked to your domain allows you to separate your personal, professional or project-related correspondence.

Prepare the foundations before publishing

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Before creating the pages, define the site's objective, the target audience and the content actually required. A simple site structure can start with a home page, a presentation, your projects or articles and a contact page. Then choose a domain name that is short, memorable and consistent with your identity. Also check that the address remains easy to write, pronounce and share on social networks or in your exchanges. Finally, prepare the texts, images and links before publication. Automatic backups, clear navigation and proofread content facilitate updates and limit errors when your site evolves.

Customise your WordPress site simply

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A WordPress theme defines the graphic base of your site. Then customise the colours, typography, images, menus and layout to obtain a site consistent with your project. Add only the truly useful extensions: contact form, gallery, SEO, newsletter or specific features. Limiting the number of modules facilitates updates and maintenance. The SSL certificate protects the exchanges transmitted by the site, while automatic backups facilitate restoration after an error. Keeping WordPress, the theme and the extensions up to date also helps to preserve the reliability of your site.

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A personal blog allows you to share your ideas, experiences, advice or projects in a space that you control. Organise articles into a few simple categories and use clear titles so that every visitor immediately understands the topics covered. A homepage can highlight recent posts, while internal links direct to related content. As the number of articles increases, a search function and archives can facilitate browsing. Also take care of the author presentation, images and mobile display. Regular posting and useful content can gradually improve your blog's visibility in search engines.

An online portfolio allows you to present your profile, skills and achievements in a professional space that belongs to you. Start with a short introduction, then select the projects that best represent your experience and the roles you are seeking. For each project, specify the context, your role, the skills used and the result achieved. Creative profiles can prioritise images, while an online CV can better highlight your background, experience and skills. Add a downloadable CV if it provides additional value, without replacing the information visible on the site. A contact page or a simple form completes the journey and facilitates communication with recruiters, clients or partners.

A personal site can evolve into an online shop when you wish to sell products, creations or digital content. This functionality generally requires an e-commerce extension or a suitable solution, separate from the hosting itself. Organise the catalogue into simple categories and prepare a page for each product with images, a price, a description and useful information. The journey must then clearly guide the visitor from the product to the basket, payment and then confirmation. Before opening, test the forms, payment methods, confirmation messages and, if necessary, delivery terms. A simple and regularly updated shop remains easier to manage and develop.

The essentials for your personal website

A simple base to publish your content, build your identity and develop your project.

100 GB SSD and automatic backups

To host your pages, photos, articles and resources while keeping copies of your site.

Domain name and 10 email addresses

A domain name offered for the first year, depending on eligible extensions, and 10 email addresses of 5 GB.

1-click CMS and integrated security

WordPress, Joomla!, Drupal or PrestaShop with SSL, anti-DDoS, antivirus, antispam and automatic backups.

Frequently asked questions about creating a personal website

Can you create a personal website for free?

Yes, a free solution can allow you to test an idea or publish some content. It can, however, limit the domain name, storage, customisation or certain features. To have your own address and develop the site more freely, compare hosting offers, renewal conditions and the features actually needed.

Do you need to know how to code to create a personal website?

No. A CMS like WordPress allows you to create and manage pages, text, images and menus from a visual interface. Themes offer a layout ready to customise and extensions add certain features. Code becomes mainly useful for very specific needs or advanced customisation.

What steps should I follow to create a personal website?

Start by defining the purpose of the site and the people it is aimed at. Then choose a domain name, web hosting and a platform. Prepare the site structure, create the main pages, add your text and images then customise the design. Before publication, check the links, forms, mobile display, security and contact details.

How can I improve the search engine optimisation of a personal website?

Create a clear page for each important topic and use descriptive headings. Publish original content, link related pages with internal links and optimise images. Simple navigation, fast mobile display and regularly updated information also facilitate exploration by search engines.

Can I add an online shop to my personal website?

Yes. Depending on the CMS used, an e-commerce extension or a specialised solution can add a catalogue, a basket and online payment. Check the compatibility with your website, any potential fees, payment methods and delivery requirements. Test the complete journey before offering the shop to the public.

What legal information should be provided on a personal website?

Obligations depend on your location, your status, the website's activity and the data collected. Check with the relevant authorities and official bodies regarding identification information, privacy rules, trackers, forms and any applicable commercial terms. Legal advice can be useful when a project collects data, sells products or generates revenue.

Create a personal website