Wordpress or HTML?

16 years ago

If you don't know anything about coding a site, you need to go with Word Press. I use it on all of sites and I absolutely love it. Your site looks pretty good and you could easily find a theme that would come close to that layout or even pay someone to put together a custom Word Press site for you.

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xtrapunch

16 years ago

Always WordPress!

Easy to maintain.

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kjhosein

16 years ago

Even if you don't migrate to WordPress, I'd suggest an overhaul of your site and get away from frames.

Your current configuration shows the main URL regardless of what page you're on, which while not impossible for search engine robots to crawl, makes it pretty hard to send someone directly to one of your subpages. For example, what URL could I use to go straight to your Services page? See what I mean?

I'm pretty sure this will help with your site's SEO visibility as well.

On another note, you could install WP at www.straylightmedia.com or even blog.straylightmedia.com without having to redo the whole site in WP.

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tomkane

16 years ago

Here's what I usually do:
1. I Pick a Theme (Free or Premium ~ $70)
2. I Hire a Designer to Modify Theme (~$50)

To find themes, you need to use the search engine. Sign-up for Elance to find quality service provider. The whole process wouldn't take longer than a few days, its cheap and hassle-free for you.

You can even tell your designer to help you doing the online setup.

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webgain

16 years ago

if you update your website daily and want an easy cpanel then you must use wordpress.

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yourmobisite

16 years ago

Hello...

I would like to go for HTML because it is most easiest and simplest way to design web site..

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DudleyDog 16 years ago

Originally Posted by yourmobisite

Hello...

I would like to go for HTML because it is most easiest and simplest way to design web site..

I agree. But if youre gonna incorporate a blog, maybe WP is the better option.
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signity2

16 years ago

vote for wordpress

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Shirlyn

16 years ago

I like both because Wordpress is the best way to manage and maintain a website but HTML also has advantages to create interactive webpages for nay website.

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devatsrs 16 years ago

I am a wordpress developer and I know howmuch you will get benefit from wordpress. Its a blog + CMS now. you can take advantages of adding new posts as well as adding new pages to your website and of course its SEO friendly tool.
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Shelle-K

16 years ago

Like most others already said - Wordpress is the way to go. Quick & Easy updating once the site is setup.

And when you do feel the need to make coding changes, design changes, etc that are outside the scope of your knowledge - Wordpress developers are also easy to find

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fazlerocks

16 years ago

If want a hassle free task then opt for WordPress. They give you everything cooked!
But if you don't want to rely upon any third party then you must code your website with HTML, CSS and PHP at-least.
The later has the advantage like more customizable options. Though WordPress too gives customization facility but you have to do it their way.

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ptpasta

16 years ago

Wordpress without hesitation.

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charleyhays

16 years ago

Wordpress would definitely be your best bet. I could very quickly convert your site to a wordpress powered site.

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cruzehall

16 years ago

If you do not know anything about coding a website, you have to go with Word Press. I use it everywhere and love it. Your site looks great and you could easily find a subject that is close to that design or even pay someone to build a custom site for you Word Press.

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stefalex

16 years ago

I use Word Press for all my site. If you can afford, invest in a professionally designed template like templates from Studio Press.

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joomlads08 16 years ago

Wordpress makes it super easy to run a blog or website. There are constantly new plugins being added to the platform, which helps keep site fresh and relevant.
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morean51

16 years ago

word press is far better than html no need of coding

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learnquick

16 years ago

Originally Posted by swilliams09

My current website was built by a client on a barter. I want to redesign my site and be able to change it on a regular basis as well as add a blog and other aspects to make it more profitable. Should I scrap this current site and start over with a wordpress? This is my current site. I need to be able to update it with new videos, a blog and new testimonials.

if you want to update the site easily, i think wordpress is good choice.
just pick designer here to do it and use your time to do more profitable things

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ronc0011 16 years ago

Wordpress is HTML. It uses PHP for all the server side stuff but it still uses HTML to render your page to the browser. You can move your HTML page into WP just by copy and pasting it into WP. Of course you will probably have to tweak the CSS so everything fits the way it needs to.
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octaminds

16 years ago

go for wordpress

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Patrick 16 years ago

The OP is around more than 6 months old. I am sure the OP must have decided about it by now :confused:
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crescendo

16 years ago

WordPress is fast

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denisjor 16 years ago

I agree with most of the folks here....WordPress is the only way to go...
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aaron56

16 years ago

One more vote for WordPress. It's fast and reliable. You'll be able to make updates with the built in editor. There are also alot of social media plugins for WordPress to drive traffic to your site.

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bellthomas470

16 years ago

I know increasingly people are using Word press as a way to build their sites. When I was discussing this with someone today, I was told that Wordpress was more when used as a database for an online site than making a HTML site. I do know that increasingly sites are using the web log format for their sites, but is it more popular than the way I do my sites.

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aleabby

16 years ago

Well wordpress is better as you are using blog, wordpress is preferred and most reliable too.

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julie9999

16 years ago

Wordpress is the simple and quick option. With wordpress you can check different themes which suits your site most.

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HostColor

16 years ago

Check what kind of CMS did anyone used to create your website. If it is a custom-build one and if it is good enough give access to any web developer to tell you what do they think about the code, CSS and the whole structure of the website. It is a good idea to have a website create with any of the popular Open sources CMS, which have WYSIWYG editor because a standard based developed website give you more control over the content.

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MikesTraffic

16 years ago

wordpress for the win, you can't beat free, easy and highly useable

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haymanpl

16 years ago

Wordpress is probably your best option because you can simply add content, videos, images and make changes easily

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oknoorap 16 years ago

1. if you want static pages. 1-5 pages use html is enough, and good for performance in google seo
2. if you want to manage your content, use wordpress or joomla, i recommend wordpress.
3. if you want to build a portal use php framework, i choose code igniter 2.0.
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