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I keep seeing the same problem with company websites:
they launch looking polished, but the moment the business changes, the site becomes a pain to manage.
- new product = needs dev help
- new campaign = needs a new page
- new messaging = site structure no longer fits
- small updates = internal team gets stuck
So I started thinking more about the stack decision itself.
A lot of teams jump into redesigning a website before asking whether the setup is actually right for their stage, team, and growth pace.
Because a website that works at go-live is not always a website that works 6 months later, I built a very simple tool to explore that idea:
Website Stack Advisor
https://server.estudiokaa.com/advisor/
It’s just a simple HTML/CSS/JS page that gives a recommendation based on things like company size, team structure, update frequency, and site complexity.
No tracking, no signup, no data collection. So, I’d genuinely love feedback from people here:
- does the logic feel useful?
- do the recommendations make sense?
- what would you improve or add?
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