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A Technical Requirements Page in English

January 3rd, 2009

wplogoA client recently asked if they could run a WordPress blog on their dedicated server.  Matrix Group normally hosts WordPress sites on a LAMP (Linux, Apache, PHP/Python) box, but this client has a Windows server, so I checked the WP site to find out about hosting on Windows.  I found this technical requirements page and I loved its simplicity and user-friendliness - WordPress Requirements page

The requirements were laid out easily and I appreciated the sample message to send to your Web host. Why can’t every technical requirements page be this easy to understand?

Last thing: I love how every page on the WP site has this simple phrase in the bottom, right corner:  Code is Poetry.

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