A content management system, like WordPress, is the dashboard you log into to change words, swap photos, or publish a post without touching code. If you update your site often, that self-serve control is worth a lot. The tradeoff is that a CMS is more moving parts: it needs regular updates, its plugins can go stale, and it gives an attacker more surface to poke at than a simple static site does.
The right answer comes down to one honest question: how often will you actually change your own content?
Change it weekly, and a CMS earns its keep. Change it twice a year, and a lighter build may serve you better and safer. We'll recommend the fit, not the fashion, as part of website development, and keep it healthy with our care plans. Tell us how you work.
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