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What you’re trying to achieve generally is a secure, fast loading website which has longevity.Choose good hosting.Use minimal plugins as possible and when you do use plugins you should only opt for ones which are well supported.Choose a theme which is well supported.Optimize your images.
The thing to remember is text just needs to be read. It doesn’t require a box around or a lot of other stuff. Think google and craigslist.
small page sizegood quality hostingperformant and high quality plugins and themeregular update scheduleproper documentation (of customization, role of plugins, server environment, etc)proper stage/dev environmentoff-site backups (that work)properly set basic optimizations (page and object caching, image optimization, cdn, compression)monitoring tool for security, performance, and backupscontact form or email address that worksdoesn’t inundate end users with a ton of pop-ups and banners
What you’re trying to achieve generally is a secure, fast loading website which has longevity.
Choose good hosting.
Use minimal plugins as possible and when you do use plugins you should only opt for ones which are well supported.
Choose a theme which is well supported.
Optimize your images.
The thing to remember is text just needs to be read. It doesn’t require a box around or a lot of other stuff. Think google and craigslist.
small page size
good quality hosting
performant and high quality plugins and theme
regular update schedule
proper documentation (of customization, role of plugins, server environment, etc)
proper stage/dev environment
off-site backups (that work)
properly set basic optimizations (page and object caching, image optimization, cdn, compression)
monitoring tool for security, performance, and backups
contact form or email address that works
doesn’t inundate end users with a ton of pop-ups and banners
A cat picture.
That’s what the Internet is for after all.
The use of the function.php file in a child theme.
good developer