Item: WordPress
Rating: 9
Author: Travis Brown

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use WordPress for our website and have implemented WordPress for multiple companies. This has proven to be the easiest and best platform for websites. The editing interface is very easy and makes it very easy to give customers the ability to edit their site themselves. We implement WordPress for nearly every website client.

Pros and Cons

Great editing ability
Lots of plugins to increase functionality

Could clean-up the backend to make it even more user friendly

Return on Investment

Very easy to use
Saves Time in Training

Alternatives Considered

Shopify and Squarespace

Unless you have a very small e-commerce store, WordPress is a much better option. A WordPress site integrated with WooCommerce is a powerful shop tool, and if you aren't selling online, then WordPress is assuredly the way to go. Their WYSIWYG editor makes things as easy as can be to update your content.

Key Insights

Do you think WordPress delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with WordPress's feature set?

Yes

Did WordPress live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of WordPress go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy WordPress again?

Yes

Other Software Used

SportsEngine, Slack

Likelihood to Recommend

If you are looking for a website and you want the ability to edit content, add pages, and more, WordPress is for you. It has proven time and again to be the best platform for most websites. If you are looking for a small e-commerce site, there may be some other/better fits such as Shopify or Squarespace. However, if you aren't selling, or you need something more powerful, WordPress is the premier solution.

Industry Standard for a REason

Overall Satisfaction with WordPress