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Content Management System

A CMS is defined as a content-management system.

In essence, it is a software to
create, revise and organize content such as text- and multimedia-files.

Possibilities

A CM-System allows for a professional and efficient development of web-presence. It gets installed directly onto the client's server and is simple to utilize. As a result, the code-based creation of websites via HTML is obsolete.

Advantages

The advantages of CMS are clearly visible in the separation of content and design. Therefore, the entry of content becomes priority for the website's owner. Special formating is not necessary because all of the navigational elements as well as text elements are programmed to fit the design. Hence, the website can be managed, revised and maintained in a simple fashion. CMS enables the owner to directly maintain the website by himself or herself, and therefore, to save costs.

An additional advantage of CMS systems is the fact that several individuals are able to work on different areas of the website simultaneously. Since the system is based on creating pages dynamically as soon as a database is updated, precious time can be saved. Otherwise, the web-pages would have to be generated with the static HTML, which requires more personnel and adds up the costs.

 

Advantages

A CMS offers numerous advantages over staatic driven HTML Pages

 

  • Easy editing of Content
  • Expandability of content and navigation
  • Seperation from Content Layout and Technology
  • No programming knowledge necessary
  • User Management
  • Modularity