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Built The WordPress Way!
Full stack maintenance in all stacks: Server stacks, Application stacks, and user skills
True ecosystem knowledge and skill at your service!
Expand capacity to enable your WordPress project, and your business, to grow without the expense of finding, evaluating, interviewing, hiring, and training specialized full-time help:
Also available: Dedicated Virtual Assistants for simple website updates, social media, scheduling, basic customer service, and more.
Augment WordPress projects and support the organizations that run them with industry trendsetters in critical business functions that are best managed outside the typical WordPress website.
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Separation of Concerns: Decouple and layer system segments for best possible balance between cost and SRP to:
Instrumentation: Integrate tools and techniques used by top projects; gain community compatibility and support:
Independence: Eliminate datacenter/hosting Vendor Lock while retaining the freedom to use safe vendors at will:
Focus on functionality first.
Data as natural artifacts of other work.
Design implemented with some excessive mixing across concerns.
Associated with development themes. Can also be achieved with some advanced page builder implementations in combination with appropriate information architecture plugins.
Serviceable security.
Common performance objectives, including decent compliance with Google Core Web Vitals possible.
Common growth options available. New features and redesign projects possible with minimal rebuilds, as long as requirements are not extensive.
Mixed focus on design and functionality.
Design and functionality are tightly coupled.
Data as natural artifacts of other work.
Associated with page builders, lesser information architecture plugins, and opinionated themes.
Serviceable but limited security.
Some common performance objectives possible.
Limited growth options available. New features and redesign projects possible, but frequently require some rebuilding.
Mixed focus on design and functionality, often as a single concern.
Very tightly coupled focus areas compromises creative access to data.
Data is afterthought (if considered at all).
Associated with process deficits and poor quality controls (and often tied to page builders, lesser information architecture plugins, opinionated themes, etc).
Low security and recoverability.
Most common performance objectives only possible with risky dependence upon outside utilities, or not achievable at all.
Severely limited growth options. New features and redesign projects usually require extensive rebuilds.
As Separation of Concerns decreases (and Tight Coupling increases), quality declines!
As quality declines, productivity and usability decrease, and costs of ownership and operation increase.
Focus on data first.
Functionality segmented into discrete and separated concerns.
Design decoupled as much as possible in a CMS.
Associated with custom database implementations, advanced development tooling, devotion to standards, and strict implementation and maintenance processes, while always (always!) adhering to "The WordPress Way". Safe to use with page builders and some information architecture plugins, but most opinionated themes and similar tools are excluded.
High security and recoverability.
Common and advanced performance options available.
Extensive growth options available. Deep rebuilds rarely required, unless introducing significant paradigm shifts.
Formal processes filter out uncertainty, provide tracking, and help fight scope creep and definition drift
Efficiency, precision, lower cost of ownership
Continuous testing and Quality Assurance supplant heavy testing phases
Industry standards and practices in all fabrication options
Knowing what's coming and when helps plan, reduce error, and suffer loss
It's not just a platitude, it really is about people!
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