Extending Your CMS: When to Develop Custom Features

An off-the-shelf CMS provides a solid foundation for your website, but as your business grows, you may find yourself hitting a wall with its out-of-the-box functionality. When standard plugins and themes can't meet your unique needs, it's time to consider custom feature development. This approach allows you to build bespoke functionalities that give you a competitive edge.

The decision to develop custom features should be a strategic one, driven by a clear business need. Examples include creating a unique membership portal, integrating a custom calculator, or building a bespoke product configurator. These features are not just "nice-to-haves"; they are often essential for improving the user experience, streamlining internal workflows, or providing a unique value proposition that sets you apart. We help you identify these opportunities and then bring them to life with custom development, ensuring your website can evolve with your business.

Jerdon Johnston

Dux Prana | Idea Lab

Small to Large Projects

http://www.DuxPrana.com
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