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For marketing sites: Wordpress with a custom theme,ACF, and some other plugins, with WP-Rocket, behind a WAF. Integrate it with whatever service the client uses
by michelb 3y ago
For marketing sites: Wordpress with a custom theme,ACF, and some other plugins, with WP-Rocket, behind a WAF. Integrate it with whatever service the client uses.
Then hand it over or maintain it for them.
Lately I have been using Framer which is awesome.
Trying to stay away from any JS framework or build system for my sanity.
- dmje 3y agoHave a +1, I’m with you all the way. Of course, brace yourself for downvotes: this is HN, so by default WordPress will get voted down and so will anyone who says not to use JS as a front end :-)
- bdcravens 3y agoThis approach makes sense for even non-freelance deployments. Our primary income earner is a beast, with a custom workflow engine, orchestrated across multiple Docker containers in the cloud etc. However, our marketing site is a Wordpress site with a standard set of plugins, and I don't think I have a single line of custom code on it.