Platform decisions often go to whoever pitches hardest. Without a written list of what the site has to do for the next three years, every vendor sounds right.
Platform decisions often go to whoever pitches hardest. Without a written list of what the site has to do for the next three years, every vendor sounds right.
[YOU]: the most expensive platform-decision mistake you have seen a client make before calling you.
I write down what your site has to do, score WordPress, headless and the other options against that list, and give you a written recommendation you can show any agency.
Memmert: wrote a requirements spec for 3 portals before a line of code was written. FireMud FM: led a Zend-to-WordPress platform migration
WordPress, headless or Webflow? Rebuild or repair? Which agency? I compare the options against what your site has to do, and give you a written recommendation.
Who delivers it · You (Decision Sprint)
Ask for the Decision Sprint →I write down what the site has to do for your team and your visitors, then score each platform against that list.
Yes. The recommendation follows your requirements. I don’t build the result, so I gain nothing from any one platform.
About 2 weeks, ending with a written recommendation you can hand to your board or your next agency.
Yes. Often that’s the question behind the platform question. For Memmert I wrote the requirements for three portals before anyone picked a stack.
Bring me the problem. 30 minutes, free, no pitch. You'll leave with an honest first take.
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