It is best to avoid a website full of plugins because every plugin is third-party code that has to be updated, checked and made to work with the others: the more there are, the slower, more fragile and harder to maintain the site becomes.
Plugins are convenient: they add a feature in a few clicks. The problem arises when a business website accumulates many of them, each with its own developer, its own updates and its own dependencies. An update can break a page, an abandoned plugin can become a security hole, and loading gets heavier with scripts that are often not needed. That is why our sites on an enterprise CMS are built with the essential features in the core and bespoke development for the rest. Companies in Como and Brianza often ask us for this when they want to put the site they have in order.
