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How to choose the right enterprise WordPress agency
Selecting a new WordPress agency to develop your website is a massively important decision, particularly given the complexity that comes with enterprise-size sites. The demanding technical requirements, large migrations, and advanced security requirements aren’t something every agency can handle. That’s why it’s important to ensure you’re making the right decision, and asking the right questions,…
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How to evaluate your website before a rebuild
Knowing when you are ready to completely rebuild an enterprise website can be challenging. A full website rebuild requires significant time, investment and resources. But it also presents opportunities to completely rethink things, consider new platforms, throw out technical debt and position your business for long-term success. We’ve outlined the questions you need answers to…
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5 WordPress myths busted
Our Human Made engineers were feeling particularly brave today, and so typed into their favourite search engine the most frightening phrase they could possibly think of; “Why shouldn’t I use WordPress”. If you dare to keep scrolling, you will see what they found. The web can be a spooky place, but the Human Made WordPress…
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WordPress vs. Drupal: which CMS should you use for enterprise?
Both are open-source software. Both are written in PHP. And both are capable of running high-traffic, enterprise websites. However, WordPress and Drupal are CMSs with different strengths and weaknesses, and it’s important to know which serves your needs best, especially if you’re running a website for an enterprise organisation. The reality is that the requirements…
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WordPress 6.1 changes that will improve enterprise sites
WordPress 6.1 was released earlier this month with some big improvements for both users and developers, some of which we’re excited to share! After the major release of 6.0, 6.1 brings a number of more granular changes, along with numerous developer-focused updates. We’re proud to stay in great company as one of the largest contributors…
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End of PHP 7.4: what it means for enterprise WordPress
The majority of active WordPress installations still use PHP 7.4 (56.9%). PHP 7.4 is no longer maintained beginning November 2021, and has only been on minimal security maintenance support until 28 November 2022. By that date, PHP 7.4 will be officially declared end of life. This means that all WordPress sites which would like to…
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Why you shouldn’t use a Super Admin account on WordPress
Within WordPress, site owners give control over different hierarchical permissions of users by using roles. For multisite configurations, the six available roles, in descending order of authority, are: Super Admin Administrator Editor Author Contributor Subscriber Now, if you’re a project leader or run an editorial team, it probably makes sense to want to take the…
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Introducing Altis, our enterprise WordPress platform
In May 2019, we launched Altis, our next-generation digital experience platform. Altis is the evolution of how we work with WordPress, and we believe it’s a fundamental and major step forward for the WordPress ecosystem. So what is Altis, and what benefits does it bring for enterprise development teams and their process? Digital experience platform:…
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Beyond WordPress: A 10+ year evolution at Human Made
It’s with huge excitement that we present Altis, a proven end-to-end enterprise-augmented WordPress platform. Human Made has grown a lot in the last year. In numbers, yes, but predominantly in the services we offer our clients. At the same time, we’ve watched WordPress’ growth from a humble CMS to an open, expansive platform capable of…
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Human Made named Top WordPress Dev Company
We’re really excited to announce that we’ve been awarded Clutch’s 1000! To celebrate this, we’re taking a look back at this fabulous year.
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Headless WordPress: The Future DXP
Omnichannel and progressive solutions for enterprise, featuring case studies from Fairfax Media and TechCrunch.
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Word on the Future: the inside track on enterprise WordPress
We’re delighted to launch the first edition of ‘Word on the Future’, an industry newsletter for Enterprise WordPress. A newsletter to inform decisions Covering news relevant to you: from machine learning, to personalisation, and AI technology, as well as opinions and insights from some of the most respected technologists across the ecosystem. Plus, get the…
