4word Systems is Now a WordPress Developer
At 4word systems, we have been developing websites just about as long as anyone. Since well before Y2K, we’ve been watching the tools, techniques, languages and platforms emerge, evolve, and fade away over the years. Only twice have we really found a platform that we could get behind and advocate for our clients and ourselves. We’re happy to say that WordPress is one of them.
So many other blogging / CMS platforms have crossed our desk, I wouldn’t know where to start. All of them suffering from one or more drawbacks so large that we were unable to justify the trade-offs between convenience, features, cost and complexity. Joomla, Drupal, OSCommerce, and so many others, all suffering from a series of problems that simply made it impractical for most of our clients.
Our Road to Becoming a WordPress Developer
WordPress is certainly not new to the CMS game. They’ve been around for quite some time, indeed. Finally, though, there is a vast ecosystem of plugins and modules available. This, along with the relative ease of customization has convinced us to become a WordPress developer.
The decision to offer and advocate the WordPress platform didn’t come overnight. Only after several complex implementations combining multiple plugins from different vendors, along with fully customized themes did we arrive at this conclusion. Our experience has shown that for a large number of projects, we can now effectively leverage the WordPress platform to deliver more robust solutions, faster, and at a lower overall cost than other approaches.
4word Systems is pleased to offer and recommend the WordPress platform for many of our client’s websites today. If you have a project in mind that you’d like to talk about where WordPress may play a role, drop us a line. Whether you need a simple personal blog, or a fully customized solution with e-commerce capabilities, 4word systems can get your project done. Getting started is as easy as filling out our simple contact form.
For additional information on the features and benefits of WordPress, visit http://www.wordpress.org
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