The "adopt a word press made by someone else" checklist
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It was over year a ago when I was that nervous the last time. I had the honour to talk about things that can go wrong when overtaking support, change management or hosting for a WordPress installation that you didn’t do yourself. We’ve been asked to do than quite a lot of times now. Also, I had the chance to participate in the panel with other swiss agencies. So when Noel and I were finally able to plug-in the VGA by force, I quickly began to tell the audience how much things can go wrong.
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The "adopt a word press made by someone else" checklist
- 1. Introduction to... The “Adopt a WordPress made by someone else” checklist The Adopt a WordPress made by someone else checklist
- 2. Types of starting positions The “Adopt a WordPress made by someone else” checklist ★ 1. Adopt a newly built WordPress. ★ 2. Adopt (and/or rebuild) a very old WordPress. ★ 3. Kind of “a mix of both”. ★ 4. ...or something completely different.
- 3. The project manager checklist The “Adopt a WordPress made by someone else” checklist ★ Is there a documentation (PhpDoc, specs)? ★ Does the customer make changes on his own? ★ Has the customer been trained? ★ Did you test the software? ★ How did you test the software?
- 4. The technical checklist (part 1) The “Adopt a WordPress made by someone else” checklist ★ How many traffic does the site have? ★ Where (and how) is it installed? ★ Is there a test system? Deployment system? ★ Are there paid plugins / license keys? ★ Are there “closed source” plugins?
- 5. The technical checklist (part 2) The “Adopt a WordPress made by someone else” checklist ★ Again: Ask about the documentation. ★ Take a (good) look at the code. ★ How is the compatibility? ★ PHP / Frontend Frameworks, Gulp, Compass? ★ If possible: Install locally and test yourself.
- 6. Questions! & hopefully answers. The “Adopt a WordPress made by someone else” checklist Michael Sebel CEO & Backend Developer Twitter: @msebel