What is the easiest way to make AMP pages with Wordpress?
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Hi Mozzers!
I really want to start created AMP pages for my clients sites, but have found a lot of trouble with the top plugins. One was extremely confusing and the other most popular option for a free plugin was super basic and had virtually no customization options.
What's the best way to create these for a non developer?
Thanks,
Ricky
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Ricky,
Amp on WordPress is real easy. Just install this plugin that is being developed by automatic themselves. https://wordpress.org/plugins/amp/.
You can also use the page frog plugin here https://wordpress.org/plugins/pagefrog/
This will also help you set up instant articles and give you a visual preview of what your amp and instant articles pages will look like.
Let me know if you need more help
Thanks,
Don
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if you really want a complete builder AMP there are not many trustable builder out there. This site say has the solution https://www.fastampsites.com/index but Im not really sure because looks like a landing page builder not a complete website builder or cms.
In the other hand if you really want implement amp as a standard maybe you should look for a framework and add amp funcionalities.
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