WordPress began as a blogging platform. That's still its best use. But it also has evolved into a great general-purpose development system for websites of all types. It's easier to master for nontechnical people. It excels as a framework for dynamic, image-rich sites that need to make a big splash.
 
For slick, simple, straightforward, small-business websites, WordPress is now the industry standard. Even some big corporate sites use it.
 
It boasts an astounding 60 percent market share among all open-source CMS website building systems. An estimated one out of four total websites worldwide are powered by WordPress.
 
WordPress has a well-earned reputation as a quick and economical way to build great-looking sites. Often they use a stock theme as a shortcut.
 
That's not something we ever like to do. And it's increasingly unecessary with the advent of wonderful new page-builder apps. In fact, many of these apps also work on Joomla. Your builder in many cases will use the same techniques and technologies, regardless of platform.
 
Where Joomla has addon components, WordPress has addon "widgets." There's a vast array for almost any purpose you can imagine.

Joomla was one of the first open-source website builder applications. This highly evolved content management system features an intuitive graphical user interface that can be readily mastered by nonprogrammers. You don't need to be a coder by any means, but Joomla is also famous as a coder's paradise, because it is so extendable.
 
On top of it we install an advanced content editor that lets you write and edit articles just as you would using Microsoft Word. It's also easy to upload pictures and graphics and install portals for your videos. The system accepts specialty plugin components for wide-ranging tasks.
 
Exactly how we build the site depends on who will manage it. We can configure it to permit you to easily update the content from the public "frontend." Or, if you just want us to handle everything, we would use more advanced responsive layout techniques which require professional management skills.
 
This platform is ideal for big, complex websites which have many pages and even multiple and distinct sections. They may serve a diverse, highly engaged user community. Often there are multiple user groups, each with different website access permissions.
 
Joomla is a perfect solution for clubs and associations.

WordPress began as a blogging platform. That's still its best use. But it also has evolved into a great general-purpose development system for websites of all types. It's easier to master for nontechnical people. It excels as a framework for dynamic, image-rich sites that need to make a big splash.
 
For slick, simple, straightforward, small-business websites, WordPress is now the industry standard. Even some big corporate sites use it.
 
It boasts an astounding 60 percent market share among all open-source CMS website building systems. An estimated one out of four total websites worldwide are powered by WordPress.
 
WordPress has a well-earned reputation as a quick and economical way to build great-looking sites. Often they use a stock theme as a shortcut.
 
That's not something we ever like to do. And it's increasingly unecessary with the advent of wonderful new page-builder apps. In fact, many of these apps also work on Joomla. Your builder in many cases will use the same techniques and technologies, regardless of platform.
 
Where Joomla has addon components, WordPress has addon "widgets." There's a vast array for almost any purpose you can imagine.

Joomla was one of the first open-source website builder applications. This highly evolved content management system features an intuitive graphical user interface that can be readily mastered by nonprogrammers. You don't need to be a coder by any means, but Joomla is also famous as a coder's paradise, because it is so extendable.
 
On top of it we install an advanced content editor that lets you write and edit articles just as you would using Microsoft Word. It's also easy to upload pictures and graphics and install portals for your videos. The system accepts specialty plugin components for wide-ranging tasks.
 
Exactly how we build the site depends on who will manage it. We can configure it to permit you to easily update the content from the public "frontend." Or, if you just want us to handle everything, we would use more advanced responsive layout techniques which require professional management skills.
 
This platform is ideal for big, complex websites which have many pages and even multiple and distinct sections. They may serve a diverse, highly engaged user community. Often there are multiple user groups, each with different website access permissions.
 

WordPress began as a blogging platform. That's still its best use. But it also has evolved into a great general-purpose development system for websites of all types. It's easier to master for nontechnical people. It excels as a framework for dynamic, image-rich sites that need to make a big splash.
 
For slick, simple, straightforward, small-business websites, WordPress is now the industry standard. Even some big corporate sites use it.
 
It boasts an astounding 60 percent market share among all open-source CMS website building systems. An estimated one out of four total websites worldwide are powered by WordPress.
 
WordPress has a well-earned reputation as a quick and economical way to build great-looking sites. Often they use a stock theme as a shortcut.
 
That's not something we ever like to do. And it's increasingly unecessary with the advent of wonderful new page-builder apps. In fact, many of these apps also work on Joomla. Your builder in many cases will use the same techniques and technologies, regardless of platform.
 
Where Joomla has addon components, WordPress has addon "widgets." There's a vast array for almost any purpose you can imagine.

Joomla was one of the first open-source website builder applications. This highly evolved content management system features an intuitive graphical user interface that can be readily mastered by nonprogrammers. You don't need to be a coder by any means, but Joomla is also famous as a coder's paradise, because it is so extendable.
 
On top of it we install an advanced content editor that lets you write and edit articles just as you would using Microsoft Word. It's also easy to upload pictures and graphics and install portals for your videos. The system accepts specialty plugin components for wide-ranging tasks.
 
Exactly how we build the site depends on who will manage it. We can configure it to permit you to easily update the content from the public "frontend." Or, if you just want us to handle everything, we would use more advanced responsive layout techniques which require professional management skills.
 
This platform is ideal for big, complex websites which have many pages and even multiple and distinct sections. They may serve a diverse, highly engaged user community. Often there are multiple user groups, each with different website access permissions.
 
Joomla is a perfect solution for clubs and associations. We use it for all our advanced membership websites.

WordPress began as a blogging platform. That's still its best use. But it also has evolved into a great general-purpose development system for websites of all types. It's easier to master for nontechnical people. It excels as a framework for dynamic, image-rich sites that need to make a big splash.
 
For slick, simple, straightforward, small-business websites, WordPress is now the industry standard. Even some big corporate sites use it.
 
It boasts an astounding 60 percent market share among all open-source CMS website building systems. An estimated one out of four total websites worldwide are powered by WordPress.
 
WordPress has a well-earned reputation as a quick and economical way to build great-looking sites. Often they use a stock theme as a shortcut.
 
That's not something we ever like to do. And it's increasingly unecessary with the advent of wonderful new page-builder apps. In fact, many of these apps also work on Joomla. Your builder in many cases will use the same techniques and technologies, regardless of platform.
 
Where Joomla has addon components, WordPress has addon "widgets." There's a vast array for almost any purpose you can imagine.

Joomla was one of the first open-source website builder applications. This highly evolved content management system features an intuitive graphical user interface that can be readily mastered by nonprogrammers. You don't need to be a coder by any means, but Joomla is also famous as a coder's paradise, because it is so extendable.
 
On top of it we install an advanced content editor that lets you write and edit articles just as you would using Microsoft Word. It's also easy to upload pictures and graphics and install portals for your videos. The system accepts specialty plugin components for wide-ranging tasks.
 
Exactly how we build the site depends on who will manage it. We can configure it to permit you to easily update the content from the public "frontend." Or, if you just want us to handle everything, we would use more advanced responsive layout techniques which require professional management skills.
 
This platform is ideal for big, complex websites which have many pages and even multiple and distinct sections. They may serve a diverse, highly engaged user community. Often there are multiple user groups, each with different website access permissions.
 
Joomla is a perfect solution for clubs and associations. We use it for all our advanced membership websites.

WordPress began as a blogging platform. That's still its best use. But it also has evolved into a great general-purpose development system for websites of all types. It's easier to master for nontechnical people. It excels as a framework for dynamic, image-rich sites that need to make a big splash.
 
For slick, simple, straightforward, small-business websites, WordPress is now the industry standard. Even some big corporate sites use it.
 
It boasts an astounding 60 percent market share among all open-source CMS website building systems. An estimated one out of four total websites worldwide are powered by WordPress.
 
WordPress has a well-earned reputation as a quick and economical way to build great-looking sites. Often they use a stock theme as a shortcut.
 
That's not something we ever like to do. And it's increasingly unecessary with the advent of wonderful new page-builder apps. In fact, many of these apps also work on Joomla. Your builder in many cases will use the same techniques and technologies, regardless of platform.
 
Where Joomla has addon components, WordPress has addon "widgets." There's a vast array for almost any purpose you can imagine.

Joomla was one of the first open-source website builder applications. This highly evolved content management system features an intuitive graphical user interface that can be readily mastered by nonprogrammers. You don't need to be a coder by any means, but Joomla is also famous as a coder's paradise, because it is so extendable.
 
On top of it we install an advanced content editor that lets you write and edit articles just as you would using Microsoft Word. It's also easy to upload pictures and graphics and install portals for your videos. The system accepts specialty plugin components for wide-ranging tasks.
 
Exactly how we build the site depends on who will manage it. We can configure it to permit you to easily update the content from the public "frontend." Or, if you just want us to handle everything, we would use more advanced responsive layout techniques which require professional management skills.
 
This platform is ideal for big, complex websites which have many pages and even multiple and distinct sections. They may serve a diverse, highly engaged user community. Often there are multiple user groups, each with different website access permissions.
 
Joomla is a perfect solution for clubs and associations. We use it for all our advanced membership websites.