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Ever visited a website and immediately regretted it? Like, wow, did I just time-travel to 2012? Unfortunately, websites (and most tech for that matter) aren’t like fine wine. They don’t get better with age. And yet, plenty of businesses treat theirs like a relic. They build a site once, pat themselves on the back, and […]
Those seven years have also been hectic, challenging, and borderline unbearable at some points. Through all that chaos, some questions remained constant “How much does a website cost?” and “How much should I pay for a website?”.
Although WordPress is a highly versatile and popular content management system (CMS), there are instances when it might not be the best choice for your website. In this article, we’ll discuss various scenarios where using WordPress may not be the most suitable solution for your specific needs.
This wasn’t just another year; it was a crash course in the real-world stuff they don’t teach you in business school.
In this article, I will talk about what WordPress is, what it can do, and its limitations. Furthermore, I will debunk common myths and misconceptions regarding WordPress and explain why WordPress has a “bad” reputation among website developers.