No, you don’t need coding skills to design a WordPress website. WordPress provides a visual editor, drag-and-drop page builders (such as Elementor or WPBakery), and customizable themes that make website design easy for beginners. However, if you want advanced customizations, some knowledge of HTML, CSS, or PHP can be beneficial.

The cost of a WordPress website varies based on your needs. You can start with a free WordPress plan, but for a professional website, you’ll need a domain (around $10–$20 per year) and hosting (starting at $3–$30 per month). Premium themes and plugins may also add to the cost. Custom development can increase expenses depending on the complexity of your site.

Yes, WordPress is secure, but like any online platform, it requires regular updates and proper security measures. To keep your site safe, use strong passwords, install security plugins (such as Wordfence or Sucuri), keep themes and plugins updated, and use a reliable hosting provider with built-in security features.

Absolutely! Most modern WordPress themes are responsive, meaning they automatically adjust to different screen sizes. You can also use mobile optimization plugins, test your site using Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test, and tweak design elements to ensure a seamless experience on all devices.