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Q. Who are the typical users of WordPress?
Q. What languages does WordPress support?
WordPress supports the following languages:
Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian (Bokmal), Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian
Q. Does WordPress support mobile devices?
Q. What other apps does WordPress integrate with?
WordPress integrates with the following applications:
Vtiger CRM, Wufoo, Remarkety, ConvertKit, Tapfiliate, HubSpot Marketing Hub, Clkim, SwiftERM, Constant Contact, Groove, CallRail, Omnistar Affiliate, Cloudflare, WooCommerce, PayPal, Google Analytics 360, edgar, simplebooklet, Microsoft OneNote, Piwik PRO, DailyStory, Mailrelay, Dropbox Business, Dzinga, MailMunch, Zoho CRM, Net-Results, Message Mate, SessionCam, Zoho SalesIQ, Campaign Monitor, ActiveCampaign, Ptengine, ShareASale, Pixelshop, MailerLite, MailUp, InTouch CRM, AfterShip, Sellfy, Mailchimp Transactional Email, Bullseye Store Locator, Sumo, Feedly, Reviews.io, Sarv Email Marketing, ReachEdge, CallPage, Tidio, Moosend, Instapage, 40Nuggets, Google Docs, Survicate, SALESmanago Marketing Automation, Pinpointe, Tealium Customer Data Hub, Gmail, SocialPilot, BrightInfo, StoreYa, Unbounce, Airtable, TriggMine, Netcore Email API, Conversational Cloud, Talkspirit, Marketing Optimizer, LiveCall, Teamleader, Benchmark Email, ClickFunnels, Queue, Woobox, Trello, Google Drive, Poptin, Square Point of Sale, Welcome, Landingi, Userlike, Agile CRM, ActiveTrail, ReferralCandy, Buffer, Appointy, Acunetix, Yammer, SendX, rapidmail, Brandfolder, User.com, DirectIQ Email Marketing, ActiveDEMAND, Yext, Stackla, Chatfuel, Pixlee TurnTo, Zoho Campaigns, iZooto, Drift, Sarbacane, Brevo, AllProWebTools, Toonimo, Broadly, Twitter, bookingkit, Gravity Forms, Jumplead, BenchmarkONE, HappyFox Chat, Woopra, Stripe, Arlo for Training Providers, Lodgix, Heymarket, Genoo, Jotform, YellowSchedule, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement, Zoho Forms, Freshchat, Mailify, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Acquire, Wigzo, SendPulse, SugarCRM, Callmaker, SendGrid, Wistia, Slack, Klaviyo, Google Contacts, Microsoft 365, GetSiteControl, Typeform, zenloop, Canva, CakeMail, Drip, VePlatform, Scoop.it, GetResponse, LeadFox, Zoomph, Rebrandly , Provide Support, LiveChat, Ecwid, Feefo, GoTo Webinar, LinkedIn for Business, Ticket Tailor, Teamgate, Eventbrite, Meta for Business, miniOrange, Post Affiliate Pro, Quickbooks Online, Justuno, Carts Guru, Opinion Stage, Mailgun, Yotpo, Donorbox, Device Magic, Toky, SurveyMonkey, LiveHelpNow, Weclapp, Octopush, GreenRope, CM Commerce, Google Calendar, Mad Mimi, Bitrix24, OptinMonster, RescueTime, Interakt, Infer, JivoChat, vcita, Mailchimp, Voucherify, Braintree, Twilio, Wrike, Instagram, ExpressPigeon, Mailjet, Beeketing, Google Maps, CoSchedule Marketing Suite, emfluence Marketing Platform, AB Tasty, SocketLabs, Wishpond, Promo.com, Answerbase, AWeber, BookingBug, Thinkific, Evernote Teams, HelpCrunch, Intercom, Sendloop, Contentful, GoDaddy Website Builder, Shopify
WordPress is a website and blog creation and publishing platform with tools for aesthetic designing, visitor tracking, content storage and upload, and more. With WordPress users can get a blog or website, or both, started in very little time, using only an email address. Users get their own WordPress.com address (like you.wordpress.com), 3 gigabytes of free file storage, and a selection of pre-made, free, and customizable designs for the blog, and many other features.
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Brianna M.
Founder
Computer Software, self-employed
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Brianna: Hi, my name is Brianna. I'm the founder of a SaaS company. I would give WordPress a three out...
Julie W.
Web Project Coordinator
Marketing and Advertising, 201-500 employees
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Julie W.: Hi, my name is Julie. I'm a project coordinator in the digital marketing industry, and I give...
Shareque M.
Information Technology and Services, 11-50 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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WordPress helps to make a powerful website or web application, it suitable if you are in hurry to start your website, it has multiple plugin which saves your development time. With WordPress you can easily build eCommerce based website and other services related websites, within few days if you have all the resources required to build it. My overall experience with WordPress is very impressive.
WordPress allows to quickly setup and go live with few customization, I like its installation facility with too easy to use. It has n number of plugin which are free and as well as premium version as well, you may choose accordingly to your requirement. Its best for blogging purpose or for personal website, its easy to maintain and upgrade-able.
Its become complicated if you install multiple plugin without knowing is it compatible or not. So make sure you must update only when you need to update it. Otherwise its very convenient to use and maintain through out the development stages. It allows to share plugins or code to reuse in other project as well.
Aleksander S.
Computer Software, 11-50 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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It was a pleasant journey. I've been using/editing/building WordPress websites for the last 3-4 years. I learned a lot and saved tons of time using it. I'd highly recommend it for most of the people as it has a very pleasant UI and it's easy to use even for not tech people - your client.
The community. It has a wide support for the plugins. You can find almost any plugin you would think of. There are lots of tutorials/questions etc. on the internet too which makes it easy to deal with your problems. There are plenty of cheap option to host your Wordpress instance, which is a big plus. There is also a lot of themes you can use for free, but also lots of high quality paid ones (that are not expensive too).
Code quolity. Even though there are lots of plugins and themes, usually their code quality is poor. It's hard to add new features to already existing themes or change something. It's easi to write your own custom theme, but it requires way higher budget for the project, which is not a common thing.
Md Rakibul I.
Information Technology and Services, 51-200 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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My experience with WordPress has been excellent, and it continues to be so. Everything is free, which enables anyone to create a website for their project, business, or personal endeavor. With numerous integrations and the option to develop custom plugins and themes, there's no need to be concerned about outgrowing WordPress. I'm curious, why don't people love it?
For the past 8 years, I've relied on WordPress to power my online presence. What started as a simple blog has grown into a fully-fledged e-commerce and subscription site, and I couldn't have done it without WordPress. Using this platform has always been a pleasure, and I consider it to be absolutely indispensable.One of the things I appreciate most about WordPress is its vast library of plug-ins, which have made it easy to integrate the tools I need to run my marketing business. And to keep my blog looking fresh and engaging, I like to change the theme every few months. Overall, WordPress has been a reliable and versatile platform that has helped me achieve my online goals.
At times, the website takes longer than usual to load, and I've noticed that the dashboard can also be slow. Based on my experience, this seems to be the only issue.
Sven E.
Information Services, self-employed
Used daily for 2+ years
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When it works, it's heaven and there's absolutely a lot of good things about WordPress, you just have to be careful not to go down a path of building an unmaintainable mess of code. Skilled contractors / developers are of great value when you want to ensure that your website is fast, safe and secure.
Wordpress is the industry standard anything from blogging to running complex websites and eCommerce setups. And that's not without a reason. It's easily expanded, has a gigantic ecosystem of free and paid plugins and extensions around it and expanding it yourself is easy as well. Also, with WordPress being written in framework-less PHP, it's easy to find skilled developers to extend and customize it to fit your needs.
With greate extendability comes the potentia for great maintenance issues. Relying too much on the WordPress plugin ecosystem or external developers can lead you down a rabbit hole of problems with scaling, maintaining and updating your WordPress instance. It's really easy to build a site that superficially works but when you take a closer look see that it's riddled with performance and security issues and can't be updated to the next version because a plugin would break that would take your whole site down. Even worse when you only realise these issues when it's already too late, which happens a lot in the WordPress market.
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Marketing and Advertising, 1-10 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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I can build landings for clients or personal projects in just a couple of hours with the big repository of WordPress
With the autoinstallers usually present in a hosting, deploying a website with WordPress is just a matter of minutes.
BackEnd a bit outdated. It's years that it is the same UI/UX