Why WordPress?
I’ve used WordPress since 2006, when I launched my first blog. I’ve seen it grow from a simple blogging solution to a content management system (CMS) that powers 40 percent of the internet.Why This Matters to You
WordPress’ large market share means that support for any question or issue you have is just a Google search away. There is constant development, frequent updates with improvements and security enhancements, an active support community, and a host of online resources.- Themes and plugins are always being developed to add functionality and keep up with current design trends.
- You own and control your website. Want to fix a typo or add a new page or product? You can do it yourself rather than paying a professional.
- WordPress has built-in search engine goodness. It’s built out of the box to organize your content in a way that will help you get found online.
- There is an existing plugin for just about anything you can imagine on your website — appointment booking, events calendars, e-commerce and much more.
Your Website on Mobile Devices
According to Statista, mobile devices generated 51.1% of global web traffic. Let’s face it — if your website isn’t mobile friendly, you’re alienating most of your audience. All of the websites I build look good and work well on mobile devices.