The Admin Area or Administration Screen is a special backend page that enables you to make changes to your WordPress site. However, you can also manage features from this page or install plugins, add/delete plugins, etc. The Admin Area makes your website powerful and gives you the power to manage and maintain it without writing a single line of code.

Generally, the simplest way to access the Admin Area is through the web browser. Simply type ‘wp-admin’ along with your WordPress URL. For instance, if your website URL is ‘www.yourwebsite.com’, then your admin area can be accessed via ‘www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/’. And the administrator of the website (those who have the credentials) will be able to open the admin area and make the required changes.

The Admin Area of your WordPress website is also called WordPress Admin Dashboard. In the dashboard, you can modify your website posts and pages, install and manage the plugins and do much more. You can access various functions of WordPress through this Admin Area.  It consists of a sidebar as well as a header to work with the WordPress functions.

On the top of the admin screen, you can find the toolbar. In like manner, the admin bar provides you access to various administrative functions. However, it is on the left side of the dashboard, where you can find access to maximum WordPress functionalities. The main tools for navigation to most of WordPress management. Moreover, each section offers a sub-menu that shows extra options and features of the WordPress Management Tool.

While the main area in the middle of the dashboard is the ‘work area’. As the name suggests, this is where you put your heart and soul’. So, this is the section where you can write, edit, delete, make changes, and also modify settings. Moreover, at the bottom of the admin page, you can find the footer. Notably, the footer has all the links to WordPress and also the WordPress version you are using.