I've been unemployed for more than a year. To help bring some money in, I've been trying to get clients that need a website for their business, org, etc. For now, I'm using WordPress to build the sites, but as my HTML and CSS skills improve, I am going to completely move away from WordPress and build sites with HTML and CSS. People keep telling me that it's not possible, but these people are also WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal users and developers. You can totally do it. Some business sites can even be built with static site generators. We don't need all the bloat in website builds.
#html #css #smallweb
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@cmccullough
Totally. Wordpress is slow and bloated for most of the websites I've worked on. I think it should be a specialized tool, not the default for every site. Hand coding is satisfying in its own way. Though I'm using Datenstrom Yellow for my own little site now, and I like it too.
Totally. Wordpress is slow and bloated for most of the websites I've worked on. I think it should be a specialized tool, not the default for every site. Hand coding is satisfying in its own way. Though I'm using Datenstrom Yellow for my own little site now, and I like it too.
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