After more than five years of doing WordPress development full-time, one thing keeps coming back to me: just how bad the average person’s experience is having a small business website built in WordPress. WordPress is a wonderful technology, but most small business website owners are not having wonderful experiences with it. In this article, I’ll explain why not, and present what I hope could be a solution.
How to Use This Article
This article can be useful for both web developers and website clients:
For Developers (People Who Build Small Business WordPress Websites)
I want this article to be a catalyst toward a better experience in WordPress for small-business clients—and developers. If you’re a WordPress developer (or, more generally, someone who builds or works on WordPress websites for others), I want your help:
Read the next section, which identifies and explains the problems that small-business website clients often face, in WordPress specifically.
Read the “We Need an Honor Code” section, describing and giving the reasons for a voluntary code among WordPress developers who service small-business website clients.
Read the honor code itself:
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/17493/the-small-business-wordpress-developer-code-of-honor
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