The framework conversation gets treated like a religious debate online, React versus WordPress versus whatever’s trending this year, when really it should just come down to what the site needs to do and who’s stuck maintaining it after we leave.
A logistics client in Hinjewadi needed a live dashboard for tracking shipment status, something genuinely interactive, updating constantly, closer to a small application than a website. We built that on React because a CMS would’ve fought us the whole way. Compare that to a chartered accountant’s site we did around the same time, mostly static pages, occasional blog post, updated maybe once a month. WordPress on a lean custom theme did the job without any of the overhead React would’ve added for zero real benefit.
What actually decides the stack, in our experience:
Don’t let a developer sell you the trendiest stack if your own team can’t maintain it after launch. Ask what happens when you need a small text change done yourself, six months from now. Reach out to talk through the right fit .
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