grimus

You can do it with an interface. For example: mysite.co.uk/public-interface-with-products.xml and in this case everyone can access the site's data via XML or another formats.

Why is WP less secure? Please give us some facts about security issues.

You can buy another one. What is a question?

Take an online laptop shop, set up your preferences and buy it. If I needed to buy a laptop these would be my preferences: 1GB dedicated VGA, i7, simple keyboard, ssd, anti-glare 15" screen, 8GB ram. You can buy it around £700. It's perfect work job.

So you need a site but you haven't got any time for it. The best solution if you pay someone who can make this site for you. > Ps. I don't got the time to learn PHP fully right now.

Better if you're using a memory based cache for this. For example: memcache or redis.

Google is just an input field. I can do that :-)

I can dance if it helps...

I'd like to recommend myself :-) I'm not a cheapest solution I think but I have a massive experience with web development, project management.

Peep show series 1-8 :-)

You can use media queries like this: @media only screen and (max-width : 320px) { img{ width: 300px; } } http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-mediaqueries/

Drupal and WP are quite secure (I've not seen Joomla for a long time). But if someone make an unsecured plugin/module that's not good. So my answer is it's depend on the developer.

I like to use StatCounter in this case: http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version_partially_combined-ww-monthly-201202-201302-bar Chrome, Firefox, IE 8-9, Safari.

Drupal is one of the best documented CMS. Here is the official doc site: http://drupal.org/documentation

Is it really important if you using it all day?