I use WordPress for various purposes, depending on my clients' needs. Some clients request hospital websites, while others opt for e-commerce shops using Shopify or WordPress. Additionally, clients approach me for school or office websites. In essence, WordPress is versatile and can be employed to create websites for a wide range of purposes, making it suitable for almost any project my clients bring to me.
My company uses WordPress as a CMS (Content Management System). It is an off-shelf solution that can be installed on pretty much all hosting solutions available in the market. WordPress can be extended or customized, meaning it can be extended with plug-ins or extensions. The solution can also be redesigned, and it can have different layouts. The templates are called WordPress Themes. With WordPress, In our company, we don't use the already available themes since we don't buy premium templates or utilize page builders in WordPress. My company builds completely custom templates for our clients. WordPress powers 44 percent of websites across the globe, making it one of the most popular content management systems in the world because it's very easy to start using it while also being very flexible. WordPress is also very customizable in terms of integrations. Almost all the world's vendors who manage deliveries and payments have their own plug-ins for WordPress or WooCommerce. WooCommerce is an extension of WordPress, making your website an e-commerce marketplace. Our company has its own website based on WordPress since it is the only thing for which WordPress can be used. WordPress can be used for online shops, especially if you extend your business to e-commerce.
My primary focus is on developing and assisting clients from various business sectors, including small-scale e-commerce businesses and large enterprise-level enterprises. WordPress is our primary platform for achieving this goal, and we make the most of its capabilities. In my company, we exclusively utilize WordPress and Shopify as our content management systems. We extend two primary options to our clients: for standard enterprise-level websites, we offer WordPress, while for e-commerce solutions, we provide a choice between Shopify and WordPress. The selection between the two depends entirely on the client's preferences.
Frontend Developer at a retailer with 201-500 employees
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2022-10-13T19:08:18Z
Oct 13, 2022
I use WordPress to create websites. I have mostly worked with the Elementor builder and slider plugins on WordPress. Most of my experience is related to the frontend and working with the design team. I'm using version 5.2.
Teaching Assistant - Visual Communication in Marketing (Web and Interactive Design) at a university with 501-1,000 employees
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2021-10-25T03:18:00Z
Oct 25, 2021
I make very simple WordPress websites for some of my clients. Previously, at my current post at the university, we created a more complicated project in WordPress. Each department had their own location to log in at and they could make their changes on there.
Public Health Worker at a wellness & fitness company with 501-1,000 employees
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2020-10-04T06:40:26Z
Oct 4, 2020
My experience with WordPress is more in the world of the arts. I think that people are almost using the public part of WordPress to push them through the task of creating things and disciplining themselves each day, as well as entertaining people or educating people or giving people pleasure through their poetry, art, writing, and whatever.
We use WordPress for both of our websites, www.mainemusicnews.com and www.jolesphotography.com. WordPress has allowed us to maintain our own website at a reasonable cost, giving us the ability to reach people worldwide with our concert photography.
Mobile application developer at Boarding Pass (Newsbp.co)
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2019-02-22T17:23:00Z
Feb 22, 2019
In my company, we are using WordPress for the development of our website since it is much easier to upload content and does not require expert programmers.
WordPress is the only Content Management system which I am presently using for building professional websites and blogs. It is a great application which gives an all-in-one solution for creating stunning websites. There is no need for experience in hard coding. Although, some expertise is still needed for customization.
WordPress CMS is used on a variety of website projects internally and for our clients. It is used for static websites and numerous projects, including booking systems, review sites, job boards, and portal sites. It is also used for marketing activities in conjunction with a number of other tools.
Channel and Marketing Manager at a tech vendor with 11-50 employees
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2017-06-15T14:06:00Z
Jun 15, 2017
Our primary use case is for marketing our product and make sure we are always able to be found by the right people - converting visitors to leads. Because Wordpress has so many plugins and the ability to integrate different analytics, SEO, and even social apps, we can track all the data we need to make real decisions about page, messaging, blog, content performance.
WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) that allows users to create and manage websites easily. It offers a wide range of features and customization options, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users.One of the key advantages of WordPress is its user-friendly interface. With its intuitive dashboard, users can easily navigate through various settings and options. Additionally, WordPress offers a vast library of themes and plugins, allowing users to customize...
I use WordPress for various purposes, depending on my clients' needs. Some clients request hospital websites, while others opt for e-commerce shops using Shopify or WordPress. Additionally, clients approach me for school or office websites. In essence, WordPress is versatile and can be employed to create websites for a wide range of purposes, making it suitable for almost any project my clients bring to me.
I use WordPress to do websites for big companies. You can use WordPress for anything web-related. It's a framework.
We use WordPress for building small e-commerce websites.
My company uses WordPress as a CMS (Content Management System). It is an off-shelf solution that can be installed on pretty much all hosting solutions available in the market. WordPress can be extended or customized, meaning it can be extended with plug-ins or extensions. The solution can also be redesigned, and it can have different layouts. The templates are called WordPress Themes. With WordPress, In our company, we don't use the already available themes since we don't buy premium templates or utilize page builders in WordPress. My company builds completely custom templates for our clients. WordPress powers 44 percent of websites across the globe, making it one of the most popular content management systems in the world because it's very easy to start using it while also being very flexible. WordPress is also very customizable in terms of integrations. Almost all the world's vendors who manage deliveries and payments have their own plug-ins for WordPress or WooCommerce. WooCommerce is an extension of WordPress, making your website an e-commerce marketplace. Our company has its own website based on WordPress since it is the only thing for which WordPress can be used. WordPress can be used for online shops, especially if you extend your business to e-commerce.
My primary focus is on developing and assisting clients from various business sectors, including small-scale e-commerce businesses and large enterprise-level enterprises. WordPress is our primary platform for achieving this goal, and we make the most of its capabilities. In my company, we exclusively utilize WordPress and Shopify as our content management systems. We extend two primary options to our clients: for standard enterprise-level websites, we offer WordPress, while for e-commerce solutions, we provide a choice between Shopify and WordPress. The selection between the two depends entirely on the client's preferences.
I use WordPress to create websites. I have mostly worked with the Elementor builder and slider plugins on WordPress. Most of my experience is related to the frontend and working with the design team. I'm using version 5.2.
I make very simple WordPress websites for some of my clients. Previously, at my current post at the university, we created a more complicated project in WordPress. Each department had their own location to log in at and they could make their changes on there.
My experience with WordPress is more in the world of the arts. I think that people are almost using the public part of WordPress to push them through the task of creating things and disciplining themselves each day, as well as entertaining people or educating people or giving people pleasure through their poetry, art, writing, and whatever.
We use WordPress for both of our websites, www.mainemusicnews.com and www.jolesphotography.com. WordPress has allowed us to maintain our own website at a reasonable cost, giving us the ability to reach people worldwide with our concert photography.
In my company, we are using WordPress for the development of our website since it is much easier to upload content and does not require expert programmers.
WordPress is the only Content Management system which I am presently using for building professional websites and blogs. It is a great application which gives an all-in-one solution for creating stunning websites. There is no need for experience in hard coding. Although, some expertise is still needed for customization.
WordPress CMS is used on a variety of website projects internally and for our clients. It is used for static websites and numerous projects, including booking systems, review sites, job boards, and portal sites. It is also used for marketing activities in conjunction with a number of other tools.
Our primary use case is for marketing our product and make sure we are always able to be found by the right people - converting visitors to leads. Because Wordpress has so many plugins and the ability to integrate different analytics, SEO, and even social apps, we can track all the data we need to make real decisions about page, messaging, blog, content performance.