Content Management Systems

A Content Management System (CMS) allows the user to update parts of their website whenever they want and wherever they are. Providing the client has a computer or laptop with internet access, they can make alterations to their website online via an encrypted login portal.

content managed website design

Content managed websites are designed for small to medium sized businesses, whose end users would expect their website to be updated on a regular basis, but don’t have the technical staff necessary for understanding complex website design code.

Powerful e-commerce websites are most commonly associated with Content Management Systems; as they boast the facility to add, edit or remove products from their online store. CMS, however, are not just limited to e-commerce as Content Management Systems becoming increasingly popular and are used in all business sectors.

Are content management systems for me and my business?

If you want ultimate control over your website, or if you plan on updating your website regularly then yes, the simple answer is you will require a content management system. Some examples of businesses or organisations that would require CMS functionality:

If you need a blog or news section in your website.
If you want to sell products online (In this case you will need an e-commerce CMS).
If you require a school website that needs regular updates.
If you need to add or remove website pages on a regular basis.