Leading open source CMS
Overall Satisfaction with WordPress
- Scalable.
- Flexible.
- Easy to implement.
- Easy to maintain.
- Customizable.
- As in any open source CMS, it require some eucation (fortunately largely available online).
- Increased employee efficiency
- Improved content management
The plugin ecosystem made the difference.
Using WordPress
Evaluating WordPress and Competitors
Yes - It replaced Joomla - Joomla's support and community was fading away, and the CMS was not updated as often as before. The CMS core principles were getting too complex and too cumbersome for our projects.
- Product Features
- Product Usability
- Prior Experience with the Product
The fact that the platform is open source with a dynamic community made the whole deal - it means regular security updates, frequent feature updates and innovation to keep up with web developments.
Not much
WordPress Support
Pros | Cons |
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Good followup Problems get solved | Not kept informed Escalation required Support doesn't seem to care |
No - Choosing to go with the wordpress.org (open source self hosted) implementation, we made the choice of going with an open source community, without official SLA. But the community is one of the strongest and most dynamic in the open source world making it a safe bet.
Yes - Absolutely
Using WordPress
Pros | Cons |
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Like to use Relatively simple Easy to use Well integrated Consistent Convenient Feel confident using | Lots to learn |
- The plugin integration system was brilliantly integrated at the time, and the community has been improving it since then.
- The core system updates keep improving platform's functionality and security
- The differences between wordpress.org and wordpress.com makes it confiusing for beginners.
- Wordpress has been labelled for years as a blogging platform - it needs to be rebranded as a powerful CMS platform.
Yes - It does just the job.