WordPress maintenance support plans is a powerful system. But one of the disadvantages is the lack of a unified backend. Others can say that the backend is targeted on “professionals”. In fact there is a backend already on core but since WordPress maintenance support plans is so flexible and customizable each WordPress maintenance support plans website or app may need different backend design and development. For example a user that already knows how to manage a WordPress site should probably be able to manage another WordPress site in the feature. This is not always true with WordPress maintenance support plans and the UX may vary from site to site.
All these years while building websites for customers I have ended to some main best practices and tips for the backend of a WordPress maintenance support plans project. The larger a project is with many content types and user roles the most required is the backend. If there is a redesign process happening it is mandatory to ask the admins what were their problems with the backend.
But let’s get to the point. Here are some proposals and tips.
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