WordPress: Power, Flexibility & Client Freedom
WordPress Admin Dashboard
In the simplest terms, WordPress is a powerful tool for building websites. Every site on the internet, no matter how sleek or complex, is built from code. WordPress (or WP for short) is what’s known as a Content Management System (CMS) — software that provides a user-friendly backend where you can add menus, pages, content, and images without needing to write code.
So why is WordPress so popular?
First, WordPress is open source, meaning it’s built and maintained by a global community of thousands of developers. This keeps it secure, up to date, and endlessly flexible. Today, over 40% of websites on the internet are built with WordPress — making it the most widely used CMS in the world.
Another reason for its popularity is the rich ecosystem that surrounds it. WordPress offers over 10,000 themes and nearly 60,000 plugins that extend its functionality in every direction — from SEO tools to contact forms, eCommerce features, and more.
But with all those options comes complexity. That’s where I come in.
How I Use WordPress
I use WordPress as a foundation, and then carefully craft custom themes and plugins tailored specifically to each client’s needs. Think of it like taking a reliable car chassis and building a custom Morgan Super 3 on top — clean, fast, and beautifully unique. No bloated third-party plugins, no unnecessary code — just artisanal, efficient development made to last.
Built to Be Yours
Once your site is launched, you’ll have full access to the WordPress dashboard — an intuitive admin area where you can update content, upload images, and add new pages. If you want to make changes down the line, you can — no coding required. All you need is an internet connection.
Of course, if you prefer to stay hands-off, I’m always here to help.
Morgan Super 3