Explore practical lessons on WordPress, website management, design, optimization, security, and technology in education. This series covers useful techniques for improving website performance, accessibility, navigation, content organization, caching, social integration, user interaction, and online learning. From WordPress blocks and Classic Editor to Cloudflare, Redis, YouTube optimization, noindex settings, and other development practices, these short lessons focus on practical solutions for building and maintaining a faster, cleaner, more effective website.

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WordPress Development and Website Management

The series covers practical aspects of working with WordPress, including the Block Editor, Classic Editor, blocks, categories and tags, breadcrumbs, tables of contents, forums with bbPress, login management, and other features that can make website administration more organized and efficient.

Website Design, Accessibility, and User Experience

Several episodes explore website design and usability, including smooth scrolling, blockquotes, social icons, navigation, content structure, and avoiding unnecessary visual clutter. The series also considers accessibility and user experience, with an emphasis on clear layouts, practical interfaces, and designs that do not overwhelm visitors.

Website Optimization, Performance, and SEO

Website performance is another major theme. Topics include PageSpeed, caching with WP Fastest Cache, Redis object caching, lazy-loading YouTube videos, Cloudflare’s CDN and caching capabilities, and decisions about embedding videos. SEO-related episodes also examine tags, date archives, noindex directives, and how different types of archive pages should be handled.

Website Security and Technology in Education

LELB Society on WordPress

The series also discusses practical website security and broader technology issues, including protecting WordPress login pages, using Cloudflare to hide the origin server and mitigate attacks, and managing backups. Beyond technical administration, the series connects web technologies with online education, learning communities, forums, video-based teaching, and the practical challenges of maintaining an educational website.

Topics Covered So Far

The episodes published so far explore a wide range of practical topics related to WordPress, website development, design, optimization, security, and educational technology. Each short episode focuses on a specific technique, tool, or common issue, offering practical insights that can help website owners, developers, educators, and online learning communities build and maintain more effective websites.

1. Social share buttons
2. Webpage builders like Elementor
3. Gutenberg Blocks vs. webpage builders
4. Adding WhatsApp Button to WordPress
5. Using Google Forms in WordPress
6. How many WordPress plugins can I install?
7. Choose an appropriate domain for your website
8. How to achieve 100% WordPress speed?
9. Smooth Scrolling with CSS
10. Instagram vs. website ownership for developers
11. Healthy developers and doing exercise
12. Forums like bbPress: pros and cons
13. Security for wp-login.php
14. Thanks, I’ll ask AI.
15. Backup with UpdraftPlus WordPress plugin
16. Purple cow
17. WordPress categories vs. WordPress tags (taxonomies)
18. Adding Back-to-Top Button to your website
19. Don’t judge by Likes.
20. Adding live chat to your website
21. English for website developers
22. CSS for blockquotes
23. Classic Editor WordPress plugin: 8M installations?
24. wordpress.com vs. wordpress.org
25. Pinterest for website developers
26. WP Fastest Cache WordPress plugin
27. Using CloudFlare for website owners
28. LazyLoad YouTube videos with WP YouTube Lyte WordPress plugin
29. Don’t upload videos to your website server
30. Redis Object Cache for WordPress
31. Adding follow buttons to WordPress without plugin
32. Adding table of contents (TOC) to your website
33. Adding breadcrumbs to your website
34. Flashy content on social media
35. Using a variety of Gutenberg Blocks instead of long text
36. Do you need a sidebar on your website?
37. Adding related posts to your WordPress website
38. Noindex for tags in WordPress
39. Noindex for date archives in WordPress
40. Adding external links to your pages

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Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl, the founder and developer of LELB Society on WordPress, regularly creates short instructional videos for Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. These videos share practical tips and insights on WordPress, website development, optimization, security, and related technologies. Follow LELB Society on social media to keep up with the latest episodes of the Modern Web Series.

Interactive Learning and Support

On our social media platforms, particularly Instagram and YouTube, followers can ask questions or leave comments about the episodes. Dr. Hariri and his colleagues respond to these questions in detail, providing practical explanations and guidance. This interactive exchange allows followers to clarify technical issues, share their experiences, and gradually develop their website management skills and knowledge through active participation and discussion.

Keeping Up with a Changing Web

Website management, development, and SEO are dynamic fields that continually evolve as technologies, standards, algorithms, and best practices change. Keeping your knowledge up to date is therefore essential for anyone who manages, develops, or optimizes a website. We are well aware of this ongoing need and aim to address relevant changes and developments through our practical content.

By following our episodes on social media, you can stay informed about new techniques, updates, tools, and important developments in website management and SEO. Regularly following the series can help you keep your knowledge current and apply new practices to your own website as the web continues to evolve.

Publish Your Articles on LELB Society

As a developer, you can contribute practical articles on topics related to website management, WordPress, web development, optimization, security, and other subjects covered by the Modern Web Series. Your articles can be published on LELB Society under your own name as the author, giving you an opportunity to share your knowledge, experience, and practical solutions with an international audience.

Although LELB Society is a membership-based educational website, all posts published in the Website Management and Development Tips category are freely accessible to all visitors. This means that your contributions can be read by people around the world without requiring a membership, helping you make your expertise and professional knowledge more visible to a broader audience.