WordPress & eCommerce Interview Answers
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What is WordPress?
WordPress is a free content management system used to build websites without coding. It supports themes, plugins, and eCommerce stores. -
What is WooCommerce?
WooCommerce is a plugin that converts a WordPress website into an online store. It allows selling physical or digital products. -
Why is WooCommerce popular?
Because it is free, beginner-friendly, customizable, and supports many payment and shipping options. -
Requirements before installing WooCommerce?
You need a WordPress website, hosting, domain, and admin login access. -
Difference between normal and eCommerce website?
A normal site shows information, while an eCommerce site allows users to buy products and make payments online.
🟢 Store Setup Answers
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How to install WooCommerce?
Go to Plugins → Add New → Search WooCommerce → Install → Activate. -
Setup wizard steps?
Store details, currency, shipping, payments, and recommended features. -
Set currency and location?
Go to WooCommerce → Settings → General → choose country and currency. -
Add store address?
Inside WooCommerce settings under General section. -
Test store working?
Place a test order using Cash on Delivery or test payment mode.
🟢 Product Management Answers
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Product types?
Simple, Variable, Grouped, and External/Affiliate products. -
Simple product?
A single product without size/color options. -
Variable product?
A product with variations like size, color, or storage. -
Grouped product?
Multiple related products shown together. -
External product?
Product sold on another website with external purchase link. -
Add new product?
Products → Add New → enter name, price, description → publish. -
Upload featured image?
Use Product Image section on the right side. -
Product gallery use?
Shows multiple images for better customer view. -
Short description?
A small summary shown near the product title. -
Description vs short description?
Description = full details; short description = quick summary. -
Product attributes?
Features like size, color, material used for filtering or variations. -
Attributes for variations?
Create attributes first, then generate variations from them. -
Product variations?
Different versions of the same product with different price/stock. -
Manage stock quantity?
Enable stock management and enter quantity in product inventory. -
Hide out-of-stock product?
Enable “Hide out of stock items” in WooCommerce inventory settings.
🟢 Payment & COD Answers
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Enable Cash on Delivery?
WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → enable COD. -
What is Razorpay?
Razorpay is an Indian online payment gateway supporting UPI, cards, wallets, and net banking. -
Integrate Razorpay?
Install Razorpay plugin → enter API Key & Secret → save settings. -
Required details?
Razorpay account, API keys, and business verification. -
Create payment link?
Login Razorpay dashboard → Payment Links → Create Link. -
Razorpay payment page?
A hosted page where customers can pay securely online. -
QR payment?
Generate QR inside Razorpay dashboard and share with customers.
🟢 Coupons Answers
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Coupon in WooCommerce?
A code that gives discount to customers. -
Create coupon?
Marketing → Coupons → Add Coupon → set discount → publish. -
Percentage vs fixed coupon?
Percentage gives % off, fixed gives a set amount discount. -
Set expiry date?
Choose expiry in coupon settings. -
Restrict coupon for products?
Add allowed products in Usage Restriction tab.
🟢 Tax & Shipping Answers
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Enable taxes?
WooCommerce → Settings → General → enable tax option. -
Shipping zone?
A geographic region where specific shipping rules apply. -
Shipping methods?
Flat rate, free shipping, or local pickup. -
Free vs flat shipping?
Free = ₹0 delivery; flat rate = fixed delivery charge. -
Shipping classes?
Categories for products with different shipping costs. -
Why shipping classes?
To charge different delivery prices for heavy/light products. -
Shipping label?
A document with customer address used for courier delivery. -
Configure shipping by location?
Create shipping zones and assign methods for each zone.
🟢 Orders, Customers & Reports Answers
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See customer orders?
WooCommerce → Orders section. -
Order statuses?
Pending, Processing, Completed, Cancelled, Refunded. -
View customer details?
Open any order and check billing/shipping info. -
Check revenue report?
WooCommerce → Analytics → Revenue. -
Analytics track?
Sales, orders, products sold, customers, and total earnings.
🟢 Bonus Answer
What is Printify?
Printify is a print-on-demand platform that connects with WooCommerce to sell custom printed products without holding stock.