In this tutorial, I wanted to show you how you can set up a blueprint for your WordPress projects so you don't have to keep re-uploading plugins or themes or recreate themes from scratch even with a code.
The whole point of having a blueprint is to save you time doing these little small tasks that you have to do every time you create a WordPress project. With a blueprint, you will have everything set up as default and just make tiny changes based on a project when it comes to.
You can use the same blueprint for every project but is better practice to separate your blueprints based on client requirements for example, you can have one blueprint for local businesses and another for WooCommerce.
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