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Wordpress. It's the cheapest, most capable, most user-friendly CMS available. It has the largest community, which means it has the best support and greatest pl

Wordpress. It's the cheapest, most capable, most user-friendly CMS available. It has the largest community, which means it has the best support and greatest plugin availability. There's nothing wrong with running E-Commerce on Wordpress also, as long as your payment solution does not include storing sensitive data such as credit card numbers in the database. "How do I improve security" is a question too in-depth for a forum comment. You need to spend some time researching that using your favorite web search, in my humble opinion. Just keep in mind there is not one cure-all solution.

ausjke 10y ago
In fact I think 30% of the eCommerce sites are run on wordpress nowadays.
onetwotree 10y ago
> There's nothing wrong with running E-Commerce on Wordpress also, as long as your payment solution does not include storing sensitive data such as credit card numbers in the database. This is just not true. Suppose I get write access to the content your Wordpress site is serving. Now I can replace, say, the Stripe (or any other managed payment solution) JS and HTML with my own, to save the CC info and forward the unmodified request to Stripe. Game over.