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You use Wordpress because you like the off the shelf parts. You can make WordPress look like anything. It is PHP, so if you want you can have a page that is mo
by drakaal 13y ago
You use Wordpress because you like the off the shelf parts.
You can make WordPress look like anything. It is PHP, so if you want you can have a page that is mostly a web App and just use WordPress for the content blocks on the page, but that wouldn't be the most efficient way to do things.
If you have to ask if it would be easier, then it would probably be easier.
Paying for custom design varies wildly. You could spend $50 on a kid in college who may or may not make something awesome. You could spend $50k on a major design studio.
As an SEO I saw both happen.
- ninetax 13y agoThanks! Would you recommend getting the whole thing setup by someone else, or having one person do plugin setup and then another do design? How flexible would it be to change with a custom design? Like if I add a new plugin, won't the theme from that plugin have to be rewritten to match the new one? Know anyone good that would be interested in this kind of thing? Or have you had good experience with a particular freelance finding site?
- centdev 13y agoDepends. It can be done by one first. Typically plugins don't modify theme/design, so nothing will need to be done when you add new plugins. If you need help, let me know.
- drakaal 13y agoI would use a $10 a month host like Dreamhost or BlueHost or HostGator, (everyone hates one of those) get it working, then worry about scale. Plugins vary wildly in how much theme they bring with them.