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“WordPress is not suitable for large organizations. Serious projects require custom development.” I have heard variations of this statement for years. In many cases, it reveals more about someone’s experience with poorly implemented WordPress sites than it does about the platform itself. As of late September 2026, WordPress runs approximately 40% of all websites and…
A request for Dreamweaver experience led me back to a 2012 message about an Adobe certification beta—and a useful reminder that tools change, but expertise carries forward.
A repeatable WordPress performance-audit process focused on architecture, network evidence, responsive images, JavaScript cost, caching, and real production constraints.
White-label development works best when the developer can fit the agency’s process, protect its client relationship, and take dependable ownership of production delivery.
A practical look at how I separated project content from Divi, preserved recoverable backups, and rebuilt the frontend as a fast custom WordPress block theme.
How I replaced a Divi-based portfolio with a custom WordPress block theme, preserved the editing experience, added client-side navigation, and achieved perfect PageSpeed Insights scores.