WordPress vs a custom website
The business decision
WordPress can fit publishing-led websites with editors and familiar content models. Custom development suits application-like workflows or tightly controlled interfaces.
A practical first scope
Compare editorial requirements, plugin dependencies, accessibility, deployment and who maintains the system after launch.
How to validate it
Prototype the hardest publishing or user workflow before committing. A custom frontend can still use a CMS.
When to choose another approach
Custom does not automatically mean faster or more secure; implementation and maintenance determine the result.
A proposal should make the boundaries clear.
We scope deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, acceptance checks, responsibilities and support separately. No fixed price or launch date is promised before the requirements are reviewed.
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