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Have you outgrown WordPress?

WordPress runs a huge share of the web and is usually not the problem. What people call outgrowing it is more often a plugin stack nobody understands, or a site being asked to be an application.

This tells you which, in about two minutes. You do not need to be technical to answer any of it, and there is nothing here you have to buy.

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Whether WordPress still fits

Is the site really a website, or has it become an application?
Logins, dashboards, calculations, workflows, data people submit and staff act on.
Can the site be updated safely?
Core, theme and plugin updates, without something breaking.
Can your own people edit the site without help?
Adding a page, changing copy, publishing news.
Does your content fit how WordPress wants to store it?
Products, members, events, listings, anything with lots of fields and relationships.

The plugins and the theme

How many plugins is the site running?
Count the active ones.
Is the site built with a page builder?
Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Beaver Builder and the like.
Has anybody written custom code into the theme or a plugin?
Edits to a theme, a bespoke plugin, snippets added over the years.

Speed, hosting and security

Is the site fast enough?
On a phone, on mobile data, not on your office broadband.
Where is it hosted, and who chose that?
Shared hosting, managed WordPress, or a server somebody set up.
If the site vanished tonight, could you get it back?
Backups that exist, are recent, and have actually been restored.

What happens when it goes wrong

Is the site in your name?
The domain, the hosting account, the licences.
How many people could work on this site tomorrow?
Anybody competent who could pick it up, not just who currently does.
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What this is, and what it is not

This is a starting point for a conversation, not an audit. The questions are weighted by how expensive each thing is to unpick later, and the heaviest weights sit on the limits that do not improve on their own. Most people who take this are told to stay where they are, which is the honest distribution rather than a modest one.

Most of what it recommends costs nothing and does not involve changing developer. If your answers show the project is fine, it says so.

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