I have been burnt many times by wordpress. Updates that fail and hose everything, continual hacks because you can't update, then automated updates that worked until they didn't, obscure PHP errors from oddly configured hosts, dodgy plugins that people add that get them hacked even if they are updated to the newest version of wordpress.
It is great for non-technical people, but the risks are high.
I personally find that github pages is a better alternative now: most users can handle doing edits in github's web UI, and on commit the changes are auto-deployed to the live site and appear within 60 seconds or so. And it helps me to see their git history when they screw something up.
It is great for non-technical people, but the risks are high.
I personally find that github pages is a better alternative now: most users can handle doing edits in github's web UI, and on commit the changes are auto-deployed to the live site and appear within 60 seconds or so. And it helps me to see their git history when they screw something up.