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Work with frontend and now, I want to do some work that I can leave sites that are manageable so that users themselves can feed the content.
I have some blogs/ sites in Wordpress and I was thinking about using it. I have a low knowledge in PHP, so at this beginning I think it would help me.
My question is: I have a layout in PSD, how can I make it usable for/in Wordpress, for example, leaving the editable fields? You need to use some framework for Wordpress?
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No need to put any framework over Wordpress, you can use its own structure to add content to any layout.
You can do this in many ways:
¹ I personally never used, but if you choose the Starter Theme, I recommend starting with Odin that was developed by a group in Brazil and has support in Portuguese.
I believe that the ideal is to use a Starter Theme too, thank you very much, I did not know this information! : P
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Wordpress itself is already a "framework" in this sense. You do not need to put anything on top of it to be able to update the fields of your PSD->HTML. I recommend reading the Codex in the development part of Themes: http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development
– Ricardo Moraleida
The title of the question was incorrect. However, I disagree that it is too broad. I went straight to the point. @moraleida answered my question correctly. I mean, I can leave the default Wordpress theme and just edit it?
– Felipe Viero Goulart
For me, even before being considered broad I would say that it is not clear what is being asked. a) You want to know if WP can be used as a multicolaborative CMS; b) If you can, and if so how, use your own PSD to style WP; c) This stylization will be applied to the public portal or WP admin;
– Bruno Augusto