CMS A TO Z

Im my experience, many people who are starting a website for the first time, want their website to do everything possible right out of the gate. Also in my experience, this can be a huge mistake. Here are just a few reasons for new site owners to

Many companies and individuals are daunted by their search for the perfect CMS. They commonly make the search into a much bigger ordeal than it needs to be, often spending too much time evaluating the options, and not enough time launching their new

We are often asked whether we recommend a CMS system or an HTML authoring software like DreamWeaver/Contribute or Windows Expression (which replaced FrontPage). The truth is, these things are not at all mutually exclusive, so the question really

Recently we have received quite a little bit of interest in Flash-driven sites. People like the movement and the flexibility of the designs. And if they can manage the images, the sounds, and the text that is presented in Flahs - all the better!. And

Ok - so we just completed an evalutation for a client who need an enterprise level CMS to manage their member base of more than 8,000 member. Core functionality requirements were: Store basic member minformation Allow members to modify their

Recently there has been a lot of talk about security in the CMS community. We have seen a steady increase in attacks in the last year, and that continues a general trend for websites running any kind of database driven applications such as forums,

Joomla! is among the most popular open source CMS applications, with a following that includes the likes of MTV and Harvard University. If these guys are using it, shouldn't I? Well, it all depends. Joomla! is quite large and can be very complex for

We've seen it happen often. The contractor hired to install and maintain your content management system is on vacation, or has changed careers, and is no longer available to make the customizations you need. Now what? It can be a painful process to

In the world for CMS for websites, often site owners are comparing hosted CMS systems and stand-alone systems. What's the Difference? A hosted CMS is a managed service where the application is owned and operated by the provider. This arrangement is

So what is a Content Management System, and why should I use one? Well, a content management system can be a lot of different things. At the most basic level, it is a set of tools designed to allow you to create, update, organize and remove content.