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Creating a Homepage-Style Naver Blog with AI: From Skin Design to Link Integration

Transform your Naver blog to look like a website without the expense of building one. Learn how to create a website-style blog skin yourself using Google Stitch and Figma templates, and how to connect menus, consultations, reservations, and store links with transparent widgets. Even without any design or coding experience, simply follow the course step by step to structure your blog’s home page like a professional introduction page—and edit and manage it yourself.

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Level Beginner

Course period Unlimited

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What you will gain after the course

  • Create your own Naver Blog skin using a Figma template

  • Create a blog skin mockup with the desired atmosphere using Google Stitch

  • Link menus, buttons, and image areas using transparent widgets

  • Connect to any page you want, such as KakaoTalk consultations, reservations, Smart Store, or Instagram.

  • Use and directly modify the three provided homepage-style blog skins

How to Turn a Naver Blog into a Website: Website-Style Blog Creation Course

Are you running a blog but have you ever felt disappointed because
the first screen looks ordinary?


If hiring a company feels too expensive,
and creating it yourself feels daunting because design is difficult and you don’t know how to code,
if you’re unsure where to start,
try creating your own website-style blog in this course.


This course is designed so that even those who are not familiar with design or coding can
follow along step by step and customize their Naver blog to look like a homepage.


You’ll learn how to modify Figma templates, create skin images with the desired atmosphere using Google Stitch, and connect links to menus and buttons using transparent widgets.


Rather than simply decorating it beautifully, the goal is to make the blog’s first screen function as a guide page, allowing visitors to easily navigate to consultation, reservation, purchase, and inquiry pages.


What Is a Homepage-Style Blog?

A homepage-style blog is a blog designed to look like a homepage rather than a standard Naver blog. When you think of a typical blog, you probably picture posts being stacked from top to bottom.


A homepage-style blog is not simply a blog that collects posts; it is designed so that visitors can easily find the information they need by placing elements typically found on a website—such as a brand introduction, menus, service information, and an inquiry button—on the first screen.


For example, an academy blog could include menus for an introduction to the academy, class information, a timetable, and consultation inquiries, while a craft studio blog could include class information, photos of completed works, and a reservation inquiry button. For a shopping mall or personal brand blog, you can link to a Smart Store, Instagram, KakaoTalk consultations, or a portfolio page, allowing you to use the blog as a single introduction page.


Why create a homepage-style blog?

Creating a website can involve various expenses, such as domain, server, and development costs. Of course, a separate website may be essential depending on your goals, but at the beginning, the costs and management burden can feel significant.


A homepage-style blog uses an existing Naver blog, so you can create a professional-looking landing page without preparing a separate server or domain. It can also be used like a connected page that combines blog post publishing and information provision, leading to promotion, inquiries, reservations, and applications.


By taking this course, you can create things like this.

  • You can change the standard Naver blog homepage to a skin that makes it look like a website.

  • You can create clickable areas yourself, such as top menus, image buttons, and consultation buttons.

  • You can connect visitors to any link you want, such as KakaoTalk consultations, Naver Reservations, Smart Store, Instagram, or external pages.

  • You can modify the provided templates to create a blog skin that suits your industry and atmosphere.

  • You can use Google Stitch to create a skin image in your desired style yourself.

  • When you have an event, a new season, or a new class or product, you can make updates yourself without having to ask a service provider.


Benefits of being able to create it yourself

Having a company handle it may make the initial setup easier, but later on, you often have to make a request every time you want to change even a single line of text or replace an image. However, once you can create and edit it yourself, you can make changes right when you need to. You can add an event banner during an event, change the skin’s look to match the season, and replace menus and images yourself when you launch a new product or class. Once you learn how to do it just once, you can manage your blog more easily and flexibly for a longer time.


Recommended for these people

  • Those who run a Naver blog but want to make the main page look more professional

  • Those who want to use a blog for an academy, craft workshop, hospital, studio, online store, or personal brand like a website

  • Those who find it burdensome to pay a company and want to make simple edits themselves

  • Those who want to create results step by step, even without much knowledge of design or coding

  • Those who want to neatly organize links leading to consultations, reservations, purchases, and inquiries on the blog’s homepage

  • Those who want to change their blog skin themselves to match events or seasons


You don’t need to know design or coding.

This course is not for professional designers or developers. Even if you’re creating a homepage-style blog for the first time, we’ll guide you step by step, starting with installing the necessary programs,
so you can follow along in order. It’s okay if you’re new to Figma. It’s okay if you’ve never heard of Google Stitch before. It’s okay if transparent widgets or link settings are unfamiliar to you.


In this course, we explain only what you need in an easy-to-understand way,
and guide you through each step in the order of the actual workflow.


The course proceeds as follows

First, we’ll take a simple look at what a homepage-style blog is and why it’s needed. Then, you’ll install the programs and fonts required for the course and learn how to load the class materials. After that, you’ll learn how to create a blog skin by directly modifying the provided template. You’ll also learn how to use transparent widgets to link menus and buttons. Finally, you’ll learn how to use Google Stitch to create a blog skin image with the atmosphere you want.


The goal of this course is simple.

The goal is not to make everything perfect like a professional designer, but to become capable of creating the pages your blog needs yourself and editing them directly whenever necessary.


Rather than treating your blog as merely a place to post articles, turn it into a space that introduces your brand and guides visitors toward inquiries, bookings, or purchases.


It may feel difficult at first, but if you follow the course step by step, you’ll be able to do everything from modifying the basic template to creating a blog skin that reflects your unique style.


Now, transform your Naver blog into a more professional, visually appealing, and versatile space. In this website-style blog creation course, we’ll build it together step by step from the very beginning.


Start right now.

Before entrusting it to a company or creating an expensive website, first transform your Naver blog into a website-like homepage. By following along with the course, you’ll learn how to create a skin that suits your blog, connect the necessary links, and manage it yourself going forward. Start creating your website-style blog right now.

After completing the course, you’ll be able to create a blog like this yourself.

Basic template

Learn how to add a single link to a transparent widget.

Multi-Link Template

Learn how to add multiple links to a transparent widget.

What the course covers

  • This hands-on course focuses on practical exercises, and upon completion, you will have a finished product that you can use right away.


Section (1) Understanding Homepage-Style Blogs

Understand how to create a homepage-style blog by looking at a completed homepage-style blog.

Section (2) Recreate Alongside the Tutorial

Configure settings for a website-style blog, such as transparent widgets, and learn how to connect links using the templates provided in the course.

Section (3) Creating Your Own Skin

Find references and use the AI design tool Google Stitch to create a draft similar to the reference, then refine it in detail in Figma.

Section (4) Design Resources

We share free image and font websites so you can create more diverse designs when making skins.

Benefits provided with course purchase

🎁 3 Ready-to-Use Website-Style Blog Templates

  • We provide an editable Figma file.

  • You can complete your blog skin right away with just editing the text, replacing images, and changing colors.


Recommended for
these people

Who is this course right for?

  • Those who want to professionally customize their Naver blog to look like a homepage

  • Those who want to change their blog’s homepage themselves without paying a company to create it.

  • Those who run academies, workshops, clinics, studios, shopping malls, or personal brand blogs

  • Those who want to create a menu-style blog with links to consultations, reservations, purchases, Instagram, and more

  • Those looking for a blog creation course they can follow without knowing design or coding.

  • Those who want to customize their blog skin themselves to match events, seasons, or product changes

  • Those who want to quickly create results using AI design tools and Figma templates

Need to know before starting?

  • You can take the course even without any design experience or coding knowledge.

  • Even if you’re using Figma for the first time, we’ll guide you so you can follow along with only the parts you need for the course.

  • It’s enough if you already run or plan to create a Naver blog.

  • Basic PC skills such as copying, pasting, and opening files are all that’s required.

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