WordPress
The world's most popular CMS powering 43% of all websites.
WordPress is an open-source content management system that powers approximately 43% of all websites on the internet. From simple blogs to complex enterprise portals, WordPress provides a flexible, extensible platform with over 59,000 plugins and 11,000 themes. WordPress's block editor (Gutenberg) provides a modern, visual editing experience that allows non-technical users to create and manage content independently.
We use WordPress when our clients need a content management system that their team can manage independently after launch. WordPress's familiar editing interface means minimal training, and the plugin ecosystem provides solutions for virtually any requirement.
What we use it for
- Business websites with CMS capabilities
- Blog and content publishing platforms
- E-commerce with WooCommerce
- Membership and subscription sites
- Headless CMS with Next.js frontend
- Multi-site networks for franchises
What it gives us
- Block Editor (Gutenberg)Visual, drag-and-drop content editing that empowers non-technical users to create professional pages.
- Plugin EcosystemOver 59,000 plugins for SEO, security, forms, e-commerce, analytics, and virtually any functionality.
- REST API & HeadlessFull REST API enables using WordPress as a headless CMS with any frontend framework.
- Custom Post TypesModel any type of content, portfolios, properties, products, testimonials, with custom post types and fields.
Questions we get asked
Is WordPress good for business websites?
Is WordPress secure?
WordPress vs a custom-built website?
Can you build custom WordPress themes?
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