Yeh, my method is a bit different but only because I’m less knowledgeable about js / headless approaches. I tend to make the front end (what in a traditional si

Yeh, my method is a bit different but only because I’m less knowledgeable about js / headless approaches. I tend to make the front end (what in a traditional site would be just “the website”) into the admin dashboard. So - a normal user never gets to see wp-admin at all. By using custom post types, ACF forms and user permissions you can get most stuff done pretty easily. One of the things I’ve done quite a lot is to use Wordpress multi site for building apps. Then each new client has their own site. If you use mu plugins you can trigger a new site creation to make all the pages you need, and configure / populate them. It’s a really compelling way of making apps, IMO