Course Content
MODULE 1: Logging In & Overview
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1.1 How to Log In to Your Website Dashboard.
01:55
1.2 How to Change Your Password (Especially Important on First Login)
01:53
1.3 How to Reset Your Website Password (In case you forget it)
02:31
1.4 Overview of the Website Dashboard + Definitions
05:20
1.5 How to Unlock Hidden Technical Modules (Like Plugins, Appearance, and More)
03:02
MODULE 2: Editing Photos
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2.1 How to Source License Free Stock Photos
09:18
2.2 Image Sizes to use in Different Places on your Website
04:31
2.3 How to Start Editing Your Pictures
04:11
2.4 How to Brighten Dull Photos
01:34
2.5 How to Sharpen Blurry Photos
00:53
2.6 How to turn a Picture into Black and White
00:27
2.7 How to Export Your Images So That They Load Quickly on Your Website
01:55
2.8: How to Set a Transparent Background (for Your Logos and Client Logos)
03:45
MODULE 3: Global Fonts and Colors
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3.1 How to Change Your Fonts and Colors (Across the Whole Website)
09:27
3.2 Editing Global Button Colors
04:08
MODULE 4: Editing Headers & Footers
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4.1 How to Change Your logo on your Home Page
07:55
4.2 How to change your Logo across All Other Pages
06:38
4.3 How to change your Phone and Email and Social Media Links on the Header and Footer
08:07
4.4 How to Edit the Menus (Navigation Bars) On the Headers and Footers
13:40
MODULE 5: Editing Your Pages
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5.1 What Are Pages?
01:32
5.2 How To Open A Page For Editing
01:08
5.3 How Your Page is Laid Out on The Backend + Intro to Containers
07:47
5.4 How To Edit Text + Headings on your page
06:14
5.5 How to Add / Edit Photos on your Page
12:01
5.6 How To Edit Buttons + Links
13:45
5.7 How To Edit Case Wins Slider
02:34
5.8 How To Edit the Testimonials Section
03:14
5.9 How To Edit The Client Logos Section
01:55
5.10 How To Edit The Statistic Numbers (That Animate)
02:10
5.11 How To Edit Animation Effects
03:03
5.12 How To Edit Icons Lists
02:30
5.13 – How To Edit Icons
01:17
5.14 How To Change Your Location On The Map
02:07
MODULE 6: Managing Blog Posts
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6.1 How to Add a New Blog Post
05:29
6.2 How to Edit an Existing Blog Post
02:59
6.3 How to Unpublish Your post and make it a ‘Draft’
01:54
6.4 How to Delete a Post or Restore it from Trash
01:31
6.5 How to Add, Edit, and Delete Categories
02:37
MODULE 7: Site Maintenance Essentials
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7.1 How to Back Up Your Website ⚠️
05:08
7.2 How to Restore Your Website from a Backup ⚠️
03:58
7.3 How to Restore an Earlier Version of a Page or Post ⚠️
02:48
7.4 How to Update Plugins or Themes ⚠️
05:43
7.5 How to Add a User to your website ⚠️
05:33
7.6 How to remove a user from your website ⚠️
01:00
MODULE 8: Getting Additional Support
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8.1 Support Options – When to Contact Us
Tweak It Yourself (TIY)

Hi there!
In this lesson, I’ll show you exactly how to source beautiful, license-free stock photos for your website—completely free and legally safe to use.

🧠 Why This Matters

Using copyrighted images on your website without permission can land you in legal trouble or even get your website taken down.
But luckily, there are sites that offer high-quality, royalty-free images that you can use with zero risk.

Let’s dive right in.

✅ What You’re Looking For

We want stock photo websites that allow:

  • Free use for commercial projects

  • No attribution required (optional but preferred)

  • High-quality, modern-looking images

📸 Top 3 Sites for License-Free Stock Photos

1. Unsplash.com

Go to unsplash.com
This is one of the most popular sources of free, high-quality images.

  • Just type in a keyword like lawyer, office, team, or meeting.

  • Scroll and explore the results.

  • When you find an image you like, just click it, and click Download Free.

✅ License:
You can use it for commercial and non-commercial purposes. No need for permission or credit.

2. Pexels.com

Next, visit pexels.com

It works almost the same as Unsplash.
Search using keywords, preview, and download your favorites.

✅ Bonus:
Pexels also offers videos, so if you’re looking to add a video background or some movement to your site, this is a great source.

3. Pixabay.com

Finally, check out pixabay.com

Here you’ll find not just images, but also vectors, illustrations, icons, and videos.

  • For example, search for courtroom, diversity, or business handshake.

  • Click to preview and download in your preferred size.

⚠️ Important Tips

  • Always double-check the license: Most of these platforms have generous licenses, but it’s good practice to confirm each time.

  • Avoid images with logos or recognizable people if you’re unsure of the model or trademark release.

  • Don’t overdo the stock look: Try to mix stock photos with real photos of your team or office where possible to build trust.

💡 Pro Tip

If you’re building a site for a law firm, search using terms like:

  • legal team, law office, court, contract signing, professional headshots, scales of justice
    And look for images that feel natural and trustworthy—not overly staged.

🚀 Your Task for This Lesson

  1. Go to Unsplash, Pexels, or Pixabay.

  2. Download at least 5 high-quality, license-free images that match your website’s theme.

  3. Upload them to your media library so they’re ready when you’re designing your site.

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