Hey everyone, I'm working on a project for a client who currently has a WordPress landing page at www.customer.com and uses the Amelia plugin at www.customer.com/reservations. I'm thinking of redesigning the landing page using HTML and CSS, and I want to set up a subdomain (reservations.customer.com) for the reservations system that solely utilizes Amelia. Is this a good strategy? Are there any other options I should consider, or should I proceed with this plan?
2 Answers
You're definitely on the right path! Breaking things up like this is smart. Here's why it works:
- Your static HTML/CSS landing page is going to be much faster than a WordPress site.
- Keeping the booking system separate helps with flexibility and security.
- You can redesign the landing page anytime without messing with the reservation system.
Just set up the DNS with an A record pointing to your server's IP or a CNAME for the hosting provider. Go for it, it's cleaner and should be easier to maintain!
Absolutely, that approach sounds solid! Just ensure your client's hosting can handle subdomains and don't forget to set up the DNS records properly for the new subdomain.
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