Originally designed for bloggers, WordPress is still very popular for private and corporate blogs. It's easy to create posts and arranged them chronologically. These texts can also be formatted or adapted accordingly using the text editor. The filter function enables your users to search for categories, dates or specific authors. With social plugins, the posts are then posted directly on social networks.
WordPress Themes with a typical magazine structure allow you to design your blog like an online magazine and publish new articles from a wide range of topics every day.
In addition to dynamic blogs, WordPress is also suitable for static company websites. With a navigation you lead your visitors to sub-pages of your website such as terms and conditions, product and service offers, contact forms and imprint.
With WordPress, you can even bring your own online shop to your homepage. There are fitting plugins available for free download or for a fee. Most shop software includes all necessary tools such as order management, shipping settings, automatic e-mail dispatch, voucher creation and payment options like transfer and PayPal and the creation of simple and variable products.
Artists, photographers and students can use WordPress for a portfolio and present their projects there. On community or association pages, users can exchange information, discuss, ask questions and form groups.
The theme selection is done directly in WordPress. However, you can also browse the public WordPress theme directory in advance.