Some people reject Wordpress.I have no intention of denying it.
I think it's good or bad.
However, I will not proceed with the client.
By its very nature, WordPress can be tricky to run incorrectly.
Of course, measures are possible, but depending on the operation, the site may even be rewritten.
The Benefits of Wordpress
- If you have some knowledge, you can set up and operate a website
- I can write articles in a good editor
- Plug-ins are plentiful and can do a variety of things (shopping sites are also possible)
- Because there is a certain amount of templates, good coatings are automatically generated
- A “sitemap” is generated, which is a map of the website
This is just one example, but there are many good points.
However, this can also be a disadvantage.
What's Wrong with Wordpress
- Keeping it plain will result in a slow view of the entire site
- I can write articles in a good editor, but when I get used to it, it seems annoying.
- Because it can be easily installed and operated, it can be exposed to surprises.
- Plugins are plentiful and can do a variety of things, but they are not flexible and if you add originality, you may be dragged down.
Since Worepress is the original creation of articles, you may want to create your own if you want to use it for other purposes.
I also have some experience developing Wordpress, so I can produce it there.
