Building Platforms, Not Just Plugins
Mortify is best understood not as a single plugin, but as a platform strategy for WordPress. Platforms prioritise: Extensibility over […]
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Mortify Core: What the App Shell Actually Does
Mortify Core is the foundation of the entire platform. It is responsible for defining how WordPress behaves as an application
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Why Mortify Avoids Heavy JavaScript Frameworks
Many modern “app” solutions rely on large JavaScript frameworks such as React or Vue. While powerful, these frameworks introduce build
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Navigation as a First-Class Feature
In traditional WordPress sites, navigation is often an afterthought—menus bolted onto headers and footers. In Mortify, navigation is a core
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Incremental Adoption: You Don’t Have to Go All In
One of Mortify’s most important design principles is incremental adoption. You do not need to: Redesign your entire site Replace
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Mortify vs Native Apps: A Practical Comparison
Native mobile apps offer deep device integration, but they come at a cost: Separate codebases App store approvals Ongoing platform
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Content-First Architecture Still Matters
Despite the focus on “apps,” most digital experiences are still content-driven. Mortify respects this reality. Editors continue to work in
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Designing for Mobile Without Breaking Desktop
Mobile-first does not mean mobile-only. Mortify is designed to scale across: Mobile devices Tablets Desktop browsers The app shell adapts
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Stability as a Feature, Not a Constraint
In many projects, stability is treated as a limitation rather than a goal. Mortify takes the opposite stance. A stable
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Mortify and the Future of WordPress
WordPress continues to evolve, but its strengths remain consistent: flexibility, ecosystem depth, and ownership. Mortify is built to align with
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Modular by Design: Understanding the Mortify Plugin Stack
Mortify is intentionally split into focused modules rather than one oversized plugin. Typical installations include: Mortify Core – app shell,
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Mortify and WooCommerce: Built for Real Commerce
WooCommerce is powerful, but its default UX is not optimised for mobile-first or app-style experiences. Mortify’s WooCommerce integration focuses on:
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Progressive Web Apps Without the Usual Pain
PWAs promise a lot but are often complex to implement and maintain. Mortify treats PWA features as optional infrastructure rather
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Built for Agencies, Not Just Hobby Projects
Mortify is designed with professional workflows in mind. Key agency-friendly characteristics include: Predictable architecture Clear separation of concerns Versioned releases
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Performance Without Going Headless
Headless WordPress is often promoted as the only way to achieve performance. In reality, it introduces complexity that many projects
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Who Mortify Is For (And Who It Isn’t)
Mortify is ideal for: Businesses that want an app-like experience without rebuilding Agencies delivering repeatable WordPress solutions WooCommerce sites focused
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The Mortify Roadmap: Stability First, Features Second
Mortify’s roadmap prioritises stability, documentation, and extensibility over flashy features. Current focus areas include: Hardened Core APIs Clear extension points
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Mortify Explained: Turning WordPress into a Real App Experience
WordPress powers over 40% of the web, yet most WordPress sites still behave like traditional websites. Mortify exists to close
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Why Mortify Is Not a Theme (And Why That Matters)
Themes define appearance. Mortify defines behaviour. Traditional WordPress themes tightly couple layout, navigation, and logic. This makes long-term maintenance difficult
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From Website to App Without Rebuilding Everything
Most “WordPress to app” solutions involve exporting content into a separate mobile app stack. That approach introduces duplication, syncing problems,