September 17th, 2026
Rebuilding My Udemy Courses Website
A little over a week ago, I was working on my next course when I decided to take a short break and work on something else that had been needing my attention.
This website.
I already had a website for my Udemy courses, but it was originally designed as a simple single-page landing page. Its job was mostly to give me one place where I could send people who wanted to see the courses I had available.
It worked, and it served that purpose pretty well.
But as I continued creating courses and adding other things around them, I started wanting the site to do more.
So what was supposed to be a short break from working on my next course turned into a complete rebuild.
From a Landing Page to a Website
The biggest change is that this is no longer just one page with a collection of courses on it.
Each course now has its own page where I can properly introduce it and explain what it's about. There's also a dedicated Courses page where you can browse everything currently available without having to dig through the rest of the site.
I've added places for News & Announcements, contact information, my social and community links, and the other supporting pages that a complete website needs.
That also gives me room to keep expanding without trying to squeeze everything onto one increasingly crowded landing page.
A Better Home for My Courses
One of the reasons I originally created a dedicated Udemy Courses website was simple. I wanted one place of my own where people could find the courses I teach.
I still want that.
Udemy is where the courses themselves live, but this site gives me a place to organize and present them in a way that makes sense for what I'm doing.
If I release a new course, I can give it its own page here. If I have news about what I'm working on, I now have somewhere to write about it. If someone wants to contact me, find my YouTube channel, join the community, or see some of the other things I do, those things have a proper home too.
The site can grow along with the courses instead of having to be redesigned every time I want to add something new.
And Here We Are
I've spent a little over a week rebuilding the site, and you're looking at the result.
In fact, if you're reading this article on the new News & Announcements section, you're already using one of the things that didn't exist on the old site.
There are still things I'll continue refining as I use it, but the single-page landing page has officially become a full website.
Now I suppose I should get back to working on that course.