If you are a beginner with no coding or web design experience, I would avoid starting with a VPS or anything too technical.
The best option for a beginner is usually normal web hosting with a control panel. That way you can manage your website, email, domains, SSL and files without needing to learn server administration.
Things I would look for in a beginner-friendly hosting company:
- Easy control panel
- One-click WordPress installer
- Free SSL
- Email accounts included
- Simple domain/DNS management
- Clear pricing
- Backups or backup tools
- Support that explains things clearly
- Ability to upgrade later if your site grows
For most beginners, WordPress is probably the easiest route because you can build a website using themes and plugins instead of coding everything from scratch. A hosting plan with a WordPress installer makes this much easier because you do not need to manually upload files or create databases yourself.
DirectAdmin hosting can also be a good choice for beginners because the panel is fairly simple and gives you access to the main tools you need without being too complicated:
https://websitehosts.uk/directadmin-web-hosting
I would suggest starting small. You do not need the biggest plan when you are just learning. Choose a simple hosting package, install WordPress, set up SSL, create your email address and focus on learning how to manage the website first.
Once your website grows, you can always upgrade to a stronger hosting plan later.
