A static approach should not be judged by how many pages can be prerendered. The real test is functional completeness: whether every customer-visible promise remains correct when money, inventory, and identity enter the flow. Start with the storefront model A…
Most WordPress plugins do not keep “working” after a static export. The decisive rule is simple: a static site contains only WordPress’s generated output, not the live WordPress runtime that normally executes PHP, queries the database, checks sessions, and runs…
Static delivery matters less as a philosophy than as a risk and cost profile. When pages are served as files from an edge network, the request path is shorter and more predictable. That usually produces better Core Web Vitals, especially…
Static pays off fastest when the site is mostly published content: marketing pages, docs, editorial archives, landing pages, and low-change catalogs. In those cases, the argument in the content-site value case usually holds: fewer moving parts at request time, stronger…
