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What a WordPress RFP Should Ask Beyond Design and Development
A stronger WordPress RFP looks beyond visual design and feature lists. Learn how to define outcomes, integrations, editorial workflows, migration risk, support and discovery so suppliers can provide more accurate, useful and comparable proposals.
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WooCommerce Compliance Changes Are Technical Projects, Not Plugin Updates
Why WooCommerce compliance changes often extend beyond a plugin, affecting checkout, subscriptions, CRM, emails, reporting and internal operations, and how to scope, test and manage them safely.
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AI Is Changing How Websites Are Read and WordPress 7 Makes That Harder to Ignore
AI is changing how websites are discovered, read and understood. WordPress 7 is another sign that websites need to work for both humans and AI with clearer structure, content and better technical foundations.
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Why you should start thinking of WordPress as your “Business Operating System”
Calling WordPress a CMS is like calling a smartphone a calculator. See why we’ve spent 6 years treating it as the ultimate “Business Operating System” for our clients.
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Why a Specialist Agency + Flexible Thinking are the Perfect Match for WordPress
In this post we explain how Flexible Packages help you stay agile as priorities change, and how our real-time time tracking and reporting keeps everything transparent. From DIY start-ups to mission-critical platforms it’s designed to move quickly and fairly friction.
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How To Brief a Web Agency So You Actually Get What You Need
Most “failed” web projects don’t start with bad code! They start with a poor brief. When expectations are left to the imagination, you end up with a site that looks great but fails to solve your actual business problems. At Make Do, we’ve seen thousands of briefs. Some are 50-page technical documents, and some are…
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When to Build a Custom WordPress Web Application (and When Not To)
Sometimes a regular website just won’t cut it. Maybe your team is juggling spreadsheets, online forms, and three different bits of software that all refuse to talk to each other. You start to think: “What if we just built our own system?”