When we got started designing for WordPress, it was only for blogging. It was becoming popular, and we wanted a part of the action. At the time, we were also doing e-commerce sites, static sites, and fully loaded content management systems.

Over the years, one of the things we discovered was that most of the content management systems are just too much for the average end-user. Clients who came to us wanting to update their own site were intimidated by the CMS, and more often than not, we ended up doing the maintenance for it after all.

During this time, WordPress evolved into a more dynamic content management system in itself, with all the features we wanted but the ease of use our clients wanted that enabled them to do their own updates without spending hours banging their heads on the wall.

More and more we’ve been developing WordPress for clients who want a great site, but want to do their own tweaks and updates. It’s powerful enough to do what we need it to do, but easy enough for novices to maintain their own content. WordPress as a stand alone content management. We love it!

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