This is the ideal option for most users, as it utilizes tools that automate the technical process in just a few seconds.
1. Log in to your cPanel account.

2. In the "Software" section, locate and select WordPress Manager by Softaculous, click on it, and select Install.

3. Clicking "Install Now" will display a technical form. To ensure a secure and properly configured website, complete the fields according to these guidelines:
3.1. Software Setup:
• Choose Protocol: Be sure to select https:// to guarantee that your site is secure.
• Domain: Expand the drop-down list and select the domain name where you want your website to reside.
• In Directory: Leave this field empty. If you type something here (for instance, "/web"), users will have to type ://yourdomain.com to visit you. By leaving it blank, your site will load directly in the root directory.
• Version: Select the version of the WordPress core you wish to install. (Unless you specifically require an older version for particular reasons, we always recommend using the most up-to-date one).

3.2. Site Settings:
• Name and Description: Give your project a title (e.g., "My Travel Blog") and a brief description. Do not worry, you can easily change this later from your WordPress dashboard.
3.3 Admin Account (Critical Security)
• Admin Username: For security reasons, never use "admin". Choose a custom, hard-to-guess username.
• Admin Password: Use a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols. You can click on the "key" icon to generate a strong password.
• Admin Email: Make sure this is an email address you check frequently; this is where you will receive recovery and update notifications.

3.4. Choose Language.
• Locate and select Spanish (or your preferred language) so your WordPress dashboard is easy to navigate.

4. Select and click on the Install button to complete the process
Security Notes:
• Email Identity: It is recommended to avoid using addresses linked to specific corporate domains for this function; using a personal email account is preferred instead.
• Installation Management: For receiving the technical details of the installation, we suggest using the account administrator's email or, alternatively, that of your responsible web developer.
• Security Configurations: Unless you possess advanced knowledge in database management, we recommend keeping the system's default security parameters
