What is a CMS?
CMS or Content Management System is a collection of Software tools that enables one to add and/or manipulate content on a Web site easily.
Why use a CMS?
- Get your site up in no time.
- The changes you make are reflected in as you make them i.e. in real time.
- Maintain your site yourself.
- Relatively less or no programming.
- Add features as and when required.
- Value for money.
Basic Features of a CMS
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Feature |
Description |
| 1 |
Control Panel |
Role, task, and content based security. Will be able to manage Public, Member and Administrator content. |
| 2 |
Web based tool |
CMS is available via internet anytime and anywhere. |
| 3 |
WYSIWYG Editing |
Content management is very intuitive to allow you easy entry and formatting of content without any knowledge of HTML or other web programming. |
| 4 |
Real Time Content Updates |
Enable content contributors to publish content directly onto development, staging or live production Web servers.
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| 5 |
Flexible Component Model |
Powerful web sites can be built by adding additional components as per the growing needs. |
| 6 |
Dynamic Template Switching |
Presentation templates can be switched on the fly, changing the layout or design of the page in real –time. |