Code Is Great But It Is Also Prone To Failure
Poor code ultimately slows your system down. Especially after some time when you performed multiple modifications, you are bound to encounter bugs.
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Strong code architecture improves UX and long-term value
Not All That Glitters Is Gold
Price isn't everything when buying a vehicle or home — quality matters for long-term value. The same applies to code. Cheap themes may seem fine at first, but poor code leads to a bad user experience. A strong foundation allows for improvements without breaking everything. With better internals, small changes won’t ruin your theme. Cutting costs now often means paying more later. In short, prices rise over time, and with cheap products, the cost of fixing issues is even higher.
Quick and Dirty Code In A Nutshell
There is a thing among software developers. It's called quick and dirty code and the main idea of it is that they write "new" code from scratch as fast as possible.
Typically, this involves copying parts of code from other projects or writing scripts that do not take into consideration all variables.
Such type of coding can only be used to prototype and demonstrate a PoC. Under no circumstances, such algorithms have a place in products like Zendesk Help Center.
Avoid difficulties with built-in functionality
You can't create a good theme for a platform you don't have profound knowledge of. Overlooking small little details and vital components is easy and this is what separates a good theme from a bad one. A good theme covers everything as if it was made by the vendor themselves. And this is what we deliver to the table. You won't be able to distinguish a theme and an official skin.
Take a look at what elements will suffer the most
Maintenance Expenses
Good code saves time and money — it’s easier to extend, modify, and fix without disrupting everything. A bad product, however, can’t handle small edits; it often requires a complete overhaul. This is inefficient and far from ideal.
Bugs. Bugs Everywhere
A rushed developer job often means bugs. When your theme misbehaves, you'll feel ripped off and end up paying more later. Some issues won’t appear immediately but may surface with more visitors, causing unexpected problems. Investing in quality development saves you trouble in the long run.
Code Visibility
When your Zendesk help center theme has a nicely written code base, then it will be significantly easier for another specialist to add new features and modify it. Essentially, this will save time and money in the long run.
Low Developer Morale
When you bought a bad product and expect your tech department to fix it, you will surely leave a scratch on their faces. This is something most devs don't like, especially when they didn't volunteer to do it.
Tested, Trusted, and Ready to Use
Developers at Growthdot make sure that every theme is tested and that the quality of code meets international standards. Making your life harder is making our products a harder sell. We want you to be sure that when you get a theme from us, you have absolutely zero problems with it. All of our prices are final and you won't be required to pay in the future.
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