WordPressの評判・口コミ 全832件

What do you dislike?

Can be slow at times and crashes on mobile

What do you like best?

Ease of use, fast and simple to set up .

What do you dislike?

Some features are a bit difficult to find. For example, when you have to look for the types of letters, some of the employees find it difficult to find the options.

What do you like best?

Its popularity, it is really well known and when I ask someone to write a report about an issue, I want them to do it through Wordpress.

What do you dislike?

Ablity to customize it however you want, have to stick with template

What do you like best?

The easiness of navigation and content organization

Recommendations to others considering the product

Great product

What do you dislike?

Es un poco lento a la hora de aﾃｱadir entradas.

What do you like best?

A very good CMS to share content and make web pages for companies

What do you dislike?

If you are totally new to creating a site, it takes a bit longer, but it is easy to figure out with some time!

What do you like best?

That you can basically create whatever you want! There are templates for almost everything!!

Recommendations to others considering the product

Just try it! It is easy to implement and change if needed! This goes for both the user end and the backend administrator end.

What do you dislike?

WordPress is not the best for website functionality beyond a blog. Adding additional features and widgets is not as easy as other DIY website builders.

What do you like best?

It was very easy to add and format articles and blog posts for both personal and client use. I liked the availability of templates and ability to easily change look and feel of site. The back-end functionality is very easy to navigate and create content - which is great for users who are not as website savvy.

Recommendations to others considering the product

WordPress is great if you're just looking for a stand-alone blog or content publishing platform.

What do you dislike?

Modification requires knowledge of PHP: Operations like removing a date field requires some understanding of PHP language. It is the case for most of such modifications.

Graphics modification requires knowledge of CSS and HTML: Although there are plenty templates available on the homepage, most of them are very alike. To create a unique look, you need to know CSS and HTML.

Plugins and efficiency: To compete with Joomla! or Drupal, WordPress needs plenty of plugins to be installed. Unfortunately these plugins influence the script's efficiency and not in a good way. Another problem arises when you need to choose a plugin for a specific functionality. Among all the thousands of plugins, most of them have their clones. It means, that any given functionality can be added by several different plugins created by different authors. Sometimes choosing the right one may take quite some time.

PHP security: The script is not protected as well as other applications. It all depends on how sesitive is the additional content of your page.

Tables and graphics formatting: Modifying tables or graphics format can be more complicated than in other applications like Quick.Cms or Joomla.

SQL queries: Queries can be complex since all additional non-standard fields that make WordPress a CMS, require additional syntax.

What do you like best?

EASY: WordPress does not require PHP nor HTML knowledge unlinke Drupal, Joomla or Typo3. A preinstalled plugin and template function allows them to be installed very easily. All you need to do is to choose a plugin or a template and click on it to install.

It's good choice for beginners.

Community: To have a useful support, there must be a large community of users, who will be a part of e.g. a discussion board.

Plugins: The script has over dozen thousand of plugins available on its website. They are the reason WordPress is considered a CMS, not only a blogging script. Strong majority of the plugins is available for free.

Templates: On the scritp's homepage you can view thousands of graphics templates, that can change your website's look. You can find there both free and paid templates. The paid ones are often more advanced as well as more interesting.

Menu management: WordPress menu management has extended functionalities, that can be modified to include categories, pages, etc.

Non-standard fields: You can easily add fields to forms by yourself or using plugins. It will allow your blog or subpages to have additional labels, categories or descriptions.

Recommendations to others considering the product

WordPress is a very good script to create a simple website. It is one of the simpliest to use (definitely not simpler than Quick.Cms though) of all solutions available on the internet. It's very good choose for a beginner's. Advanced users with advanced needs would have to install many plugins to have what is a standard for Joomla or Drupal.

What do you dislike?

Its resources-hungry and not very optimized out of the box, you do need a cache plugin and other optimizations in place to have an acceptable performance, as well as a good server, the cheaper server will probably not cut it for Wordpress.

What do you like best?

Easy content management, before wordpress every and any changes on the web were passed through the site admin, our new wordpress-based webpage (currently in beta) has many users with different roles thast can contribute to the content creation without the need to pass through the site admin, making its contents way more collaborative and easier to maintain.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Give it a try, most hosts have a 1-click installation and its really simple to setup

What do you dislike?

What I dislike about wordpress is that it took me a long time to use. It was difficult for me to change the hang of and I had to look up so many videos and articles how to use some functions. I used weebly, webs, wix, and dabbled with squarespace and all those functions I can use easily. Wordpress to me was so difficult for me to find some buttons and functions , in a sense it was organized strange for me to find what I wanted to use on my blog. It was pretty frustrating but now that I've gotten the hang of it I still prefer weebly but I really like that wordpress has an audience they can actually rad my posts more than likely than other website makers. What I also don't like is it's kinda pricey and you are given so little for creativity. I'm a college student so I don't have the luxury to splurge on my dream blog at the moment versus on weebly I can do what I want and what wordpress can't do, all free.

What do you like best?

I like that wordpress has a HUGE selection of themes to pick from and the clean interface it ha for blogging. i also enjoy how it acts similar to social media where he public can see your blogposts and read/react to them versus any other website builder that has a blog but doesn't have that interface of interaction with other people/blogs.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Wordpress is pretty well known so I don't know what their goals are. But for me I'd apperciate like a student discount (like squarespace) or like a "drag-n-drop" website/blog builder rather than going to different pages to build one thing.