Category: Automation
- Dmitry Rodionov
Website brief: start with the business goal
What should a visitor understand and do on the website? How to translate the business goal into project scope and acceptance criteria.
- Dmitry Rodionov
How to assess a website's readiness for development
A working website may still hinder daily operations. Reviewing structure, performance, and error handling helps plan further development.
- Dmitry Rodionov
WordPress that can be maintained and developed
A stable content model, clear module boundaries, and a maintenance plan facilitate site development. What to consider before adding new features.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Custom plugin or ready-made extension?
The decision should be based on functionality and maintenance cost, not just the number of plugins. How to compare available solutions and their limitations.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Website budget: design, stability, and future growth
The visual and technical layers should support the same goal. How to identify trade-offs that will hinder development after launch.
- Dmitry Rodionov
FAQ and content base as a foundation for search
Customer questions help organize content. How to create useful answers and update them without multiplying similar subpages.
- Dmitry Rodionov
The path from visiting the website to making an inquiry
A clear offer, predictable form, and efficient request handling create a seamless pathway. How to find points where users lose orientation.
- Dmitry Rodionov
When WordPress is sufficient, and when it needs support
CMS, custom application, and automation tool each serve different roles. How to match the solution scope to your content model and business processes.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Redesign without losing content, forms, or URLs
A new look is only part of a website rebuild. How to plan the migration of URLs, integrations, and content, and how to verify them before publishing.