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Navigating the WordPress Conflict–Risks & Alternatives for Business Websites

The spat between WordPress.org (the non-profit behind WordPress) and WP Engine (the dominant WordPress hosting platform) demonstrates how platforms we trust most can have profound effects on our own businesses. This post provides details about the conflict, why Cantilever no longer build on WordPress anyway, and the excellent alternatives that we deploy for our clients.

Maximize Your Website’s Potential with the DEMO Framework

Is your website struggling to deliver the results you’re looking for? Websites can’t work without four elements working in harmony: Discovery, Ease of Use, Message and Offers. We call this the DEMO framework. We’ve been building effective websites since 2011. Whenever we’ve witnessed these four factors coming together, success has been sure to follow.

Do I Need To Maintain A Website After It Is Built?

Like any other piece of your business infrastructure, a website can only perform well if it’s well-maintained.

Four tips for building a structured and successful QA strategy from a home-grown QA Engineer

Top tips for building a structured and successful QA strategy.

3, 2, 1, Launch!

When you visit a website, your browser connects with dozens of computers around the globe which act in synchronicity to produce a cohesive result. It’s an intricate technical ballet that must happen in the blink of an eye. When launching a new website, it’s pivotal to plan properly, considering all the moving parts, so that this dance comes together gracefully.

Why Is My Organization’s Website So Slow?

Your site has a purpose: to inform, to inspire, to convert.

How Websites Work (The Short Version)

At Cantilever, we make websites. Some of our clients are industry veterans who understand the nuance of how a site comes together, but most start with little prior knowledge. We love helping clients develop a full model of what it takes to put together a site, and how their project will actually work when it is complete. Additionally, when we hire non-technical staff, we always take the time to train them on the basics of how sites work, so they have context for the decisions they make in their own roles.

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