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WordPress

We do WordPress too, just not on this site. That work runs under its own name, WPXpert: the same team, the same servers, the same deploy process, with a separate brand and a separate site.

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What we take on

What we do in WordPress

Three things bring people to us about WordPress: they need a business site, they need something an off-the-shelf plugin cannot do, or an existing site has grown to the point where nobody dares touch it. Different jobs, one team behind all three.

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About the brand

Why it is a separate brand

WPXpert is our own WordPress brand. Not another company and not a subcontractor: the same team runs it that does the custom development and the operations work.

It has its own name and its own site because people arrive there with different questions than they bring to a business application. With a WordPress site the subject is content, templates and maintenance; with a custom system it is process, permissions and integrations. Holding both conversations on one site is hard to do without losing either.

So this page does not try. It says what we do in WordPress, and sends you on to the site where all of it is the subject.

When WordPress is the right answer

When the site is mostly text and pictures, and you want the editing to stay in house. A blog, several languages, forms, downloadable material: WordPress answers those out of the box, and its editor can be taught.

It is also fine if the site is already on WordPress and has simply been neglected. Sorting it out is usually cheaper than rebuilding it, and the first assessment says which of the two you are looking at.

When it is not

If the system works with roles, approvals and an audit trail, WordPress is the wrong tool. That is custom development, and we will also say so if we think it is not worth starting.

And if the site itself works and only its operation is uncertain, the question is the environment rather than the site: that is what the Docker page is about.

Our WordPress work lives on WPXpert

The service is set out there in full, with its own contact form. If you cannot tell which of the two sites you belong on, write to us here and we will tell you.

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