How to create FREE Salesforce Developer Account

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To create your developer account. You need to follow below steps:

Step 1: Click here to redirect to Sign-up page.
Step 2: Fill the form are as follows:
 

 Step 3:  Congratulations 💥 you created your Developer account. 
 Step 4: For Learning SFDC using Trailhead. Click Here.

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