2011-03-19, 13:12:29
Yes Chris, I totally agree, I mean, I have barely even touched Wordpress but can still tell that for some sites, it would just be too much.
You tend to get a trend, the more complex websites, with the more features, blog, etc, the clients tend to know a little bit more about computers and the web etc. Therefore will find the navigation of those extra widgets and components easier. Whereas, the simpler websites are those that wish to simply show what their company does, say Window Cleaning, or Plumbing with minimal optimization and editing of their website. They show their services, contact, about, and maybe even a gallery or whatnot. This isn't always the case, but the majority I find it is.
I will eventually delve into Wordpress, give it a go. In fact, I have a few designs that I am going to code up in the next couple of days, did them mainly for GS, but may also give them a go in wordpress
datiswous, I thought the same, that WolfCMS and FrogCMS both looked pretty similar.
Chris, Get-Simple will be perfect once it has a propper Blog plugin
You tend to get a trend, the more complex websites, with the more features, blog, etc, the clients tend to know a little bit more about computers and the web etc. Therefore will find the navigation of those extra widgets and components easier. Whereas, the simpler websites are those that wish to simply show what their company does, say Window Cleaning, or Plumbing with minimal optimization and editing of their website. They show their services, contact, about, and maybe even a gallery or whatnot. This isn't always the case, but the majority I find it is.
I will eventually delve into Wordpress, give it a go. In fact, I have a few designs that I am going to code up in the next couple of days, did them mainly for GS, but may also give them a go in wordpress
datiswous, I thought the same, that WolfCMS and FrogCMS both looked pretty similar.
Chris, Get-Simple will be perfect once it has a propper Blog plugin
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