1. Introduction
2. Web Hosting & Domain
3. Install WordPress
4. Choose Your Theme
5. Get To Know WordPress
6. Design With Divi Builder
7. Divi Theme Builder Templates
8. Import & Export Layouts
9. Checklist: After Launch
10. Let's Celebrate!
You are a star!
6.7 Design an About Us page with Divi
- Your progress:
We present the company and our most important resource: the employees. We design:
- Hero area
- Number counters with animated numbers in a “specialty section”
- Text in two columns and button
- Our services (blurbs)
- Person cards
- Logos
- Copy and paste content between different pages in Divi
Resources & Related Content
Links
- View the live demo layout website
- 10% off Divi (affiliate link)
- 73% off SiteGround Web Hosting (affiliate link)
Downloads
This is a free course about how to design a website with WordPress and Divi. The course is funded by affiliate links. If you purchase something from these links, we'll receive a commission but it will never cost more for you. Divi is a registered trademark of Elegant Themes, Inc. This website is not affiliated with nor endorsed by Elegant Themes or SiteGround. DiviMundo is 100% independent. We only promote services that we like and use ourselves on a daily basis.
Victor Duse was born in Sweden in 1980 and has over 20 years experience of web design, web development and teaching in sectors like media, marketing, energy, industry and the public sector. He's the founder of DiviMundo and the WordPress Agency Duse Media in Malmö, Sweden. Victor is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and he has a soft spot for dark chocolate.
Comments
Feel free to ask questions and leave feedback on the tutorial here.
2 Comments
Submit a Comment
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
When adding the social media icons is there a reason that you edit each icon individually and don’t use module design option? When I use the module design option it styles all the icons at once so you don’t have to copy the styles. Just wondering because this is only my second time using Divi and I want to learn if there is a correct way, or if there are multiple ways to get to the same design. Thanks so much!
Hi Crystal! That’s a good question. The only way to style the SoMe background color is to edit each icon individually since the module background applies to the entire element. But you can use the module design settings for the rest of the icon styling (if you want the same look for all the icons).
I haven’t tried out the new Icon Module yet, but it might work in a different way.