We have set up our blogs on wordpress and we must say that, the platform is very easy to use and very user friendly. We definitely recommend this platform for set up your website or blog. Only one we can suggest as a scope of improvement, that the navigation among the platform can be much better.

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Lovely Website, Its One Of The Best Sites I've Tried In My Whole Time. Amazing User Experience, Great Times, Great Themes etc.

VERY NICE AND ITS VERY FAST AND FREE. THANK YOU WORDPRESS. IT GREAT TO HAVE WORDPRESS FOR MY WEBSITE

Wordpress is free, 100% customizable by developers but also 100% accessible and useful to people with no web dev knowledge. Free themes, free plugins for any functionality you could ever want. Seriously, what more could you possibly want from a CMS?

I've been using Wordpress for 3 years now and I absolutely love it, it is so easy to use and so versatile, I love the fact that it can be used as a blog or as a normal site, I love the fact that it is an open source project and it's free, it comes with so many different themes and plugins that anyone can customize it as they wish.

I've been using wordpress for 5 years and it's definitely the best blogging platform ever. I've built several blogs (for fun and for business both), and it's just perfect. Easy to set up, easy to use, lots of plugins, easily editable and customizable. As I said: "simply the best"

I've been a Wordpress self hosted user for years, I just love the versatility that it gives you, the selection of designs paid and free, and ability to seo the site and customize it as you wish, and make all the necessary changes with ease. I found Wordpress ideal for all sort of websites, from lead generation sites to local business sites you can do it all.

I often see WordPress over dozens of different websites everytime I surf the net but I never really paid attention to it - not until I searched google for anything that would help me grow my business online and on top of the list : wordpress.com - signed in and now I cant get enough of it. Its not only for bloggers but for anything under the sun that seeks for a place in the internet. Now that the world is constantly referring to the internet above anything else..it is important that you keep your own space on the www apart from facebook and twitter. Wordpress allows you to post texts,videos,links etc and here's the thing -- you get your own wordpress domain! An instant website. Insatiable!

As one of my new year resolutions I have decided to start writing a blog and becoming a more activity player in the online world. To this end I wanted to create a blog to start recording my life/thoughts/opinions etc and after much research I discovered Word Press. Word Press is an "Open Source" blogging platform. Yes, some technical knowledge is required - but luckily (after reading all the setup guides - which I'm sure are straightforward to some people) I noticed that my online server hosting company actually as a "one click" setup for Word Press (which saved a lot of bother). Anyway, I got that far last night and spent most of the small hours exploring the functionality. You'll be pleased to know it is very straightforward almost as easy as Word (the office program). I have now customised my template and posted my first blog - Ok, it's not Shakespeare, but I now need to "find my voice"!

I had to use WordPress to build a site at work; my experience was so excellent that I moved the rest of my company’s domains over so the rest of our sites would look as good. For blogging, it’s free, simple, and allows some customization. For professional sites, I have tried a number of other site-builders, and WordPress is the easiest and most customizable site I've found. The themes they offer are nice, but what I loved is that they allow themes purchased from third-party designers, as well as an entire library of plugins that add everything from photo galleries to contact forms to SEO and traffic statistics. One note of caution: there is a wordpress.ORG (good, cheap, very user-friendly and HIGHLY customizable) and a wordpress.COM (expensive, limited functionality, and limited customization). I mixed the two up once and almost wasted $99 on a site I could barely customize. Fortunately, wordpress.COM does have a very reasonable refund policy.

Firstly although Wordpress.com will sell you a domain or say you can move it to them they are not actually a domain registrar and will in fact register your domain with a third party (Automattic) which is a major cause of the many difficulties & headaches you will get trying to manage the domain. Wordpress.com domain pricing is expensive, they may make thing seem easy when your starting, but once your in your troubles begin. Wordpress.com do have a series of help pages for domain management, but they are incomplete and unclear on much needed detail, my assumption is its as those can be viewed prior to buying if the real complexities were clear many would be put off. Automattic management pages are also obscure and very unhelpful, for example should an option shown be unavailable to you it simply wont work with no explanation why or what you need to do to enable it. They have no help pages whatever that I could find. As an example, the following is the procedure to move a domain away from Wordpress.com which I include here to help others that will struggle with this: Having logged into your account at your new registrar and inititiated thier transfer in procedure for the domain, the following is the Wordpress Domain Move procedure 1. login to your wordpress cpanel 2. goto myblogs and the blog dashbord related to the domain 3. goto settings -> domains (settings within the dashbord, NOT the Wordpress menu 'settings') Ignore the domain list! at the bottom you will see a drop down selection with 'What would you like to do' in it: 4a. Select 'Transfer Ownership to another registrar' 4b. Select 'Next Step' 4c. Enter a New Password (Not related to your existing login & will not affect that iether) 4d. Select 'Save Password' 4e. Repeat 4a & 4b 4f. Make a note of the 'Customer Number' given 4g. Click on the 'Manage Domains' link You will now be taken to a new site (secureserver.net) who are you real registrar (Automattic) 5. Login with the 'Customer Number' and New Password you just gave (there may be a delay for Automattic to recieve the password from wordpress 6. Select the domain your moving 7. If the domain is 'locked' (likely) click on the lock and select 'unlock' 8a. If you have 'privacy' enabled, you must turn that off too, ignore the 'manage' link (wont work) 8b. Go back to your blog dashbord 8c. goto settings -> domains 8d. Select 'Manage Domain Subscriptions' for the domain your moving 8e. Select 'Disable Private Whois' 8f. Confirm your un-subscribing 9. Now go back to Automattic and reselect your domain (if you kept open in a tab, refresh page) 10. You will now see your address and contact details for the domain, check the email address (they are about to use it) correct if required. 11. Against 'Authorization Code' click 'Send by Email' 12. You will now recieve an email with a Authorization Code', make a note of it. 13. After a short while you should recieve an email (to the same address) from your new registrar with a link to a 'move authentication page', go there and apply the Authorization Code' you got 1st. (This procedure may vary by registrar) 14. Next you should recieve another email from Automattic saying the transfer will be completed if no action is taken with 4 dyas, if you don't want to wait: 15. Log back into Automattic, Hover over the 'Domains' tab and select 'Pending Transfers' 16 On the 'Pending Transfers' page select the domain and click 'accept' (the unmarked green block) then 'OK' That should be it, I would describe thier method as what should be a simple procedure made as convoluted and un-clear as possible, no doubt as they want you to give up and continue paying thier high prices, however I must say I`ve found others that are also poor and/or overpriced behave the same, no doubt for similar reasons. If you want to create a blog Wordpress.com is great, but if you want your own domain for that blog I advise you avoid buying from Wordpress.com and find better. If starting out you could buy a domain, get free hosting for it adding wordpress to that hosting.

Word press is very user friendly and easy. Word press Drag and drop process is very simple. Only few click and your blog is ready. Without knowledge of any development i am use word-press blog. thank you wordpress.

I previously had a Blogger account that lay dormant for years until I recently decided to start blogging again in earnest. I chose Wordpress as a friend recommended I give it a try. I think there are plenty of great looking templates to choose from and the dashboard is simple to use. They have a great support site with lots of helpful tips and advice from both the staff and other Wordpress members. I also use the app on Android and find it brilliant for blogging on the go and also for transferring images across without worrying about wires. There are plenty of plug-ins and widgets that can be added too. The one thing that could be much better is to make custom fonts and layout more user friendly and in the case of fonts - free! If you want to give blogging a go or want a free way to create a website then I'd say give Wordpress a go.