How CMS Will Make Your Life Easy – Part 1

Let’s clarify what a CMS (Content Management System) is effectively. It’s about a strong instrument generally produced by designers of software and web. CMS ‘ primary aim is to handle, generate or manipulate digital content (writing, pictures, videos, etc.). WordPress, Drupal, Magento, etc. are the most popular free CMS you can find on the internet and you can easily create, duplicate, remove or edit your own web pages by using one of them.

On the other side, if you are a successful internet developer and programmer (if you are acquainted with PHP, C #or any other programming medium), you can develop your own CMS and attach your own applications, widgets or other components to assist you to create your unique internet websites without any attempt or trouble. Does that look nice to you? If so, let’s dig a little closer.

It is well known that programmers and web designers have a CMS like the managers of costly hotels: everything is just in location, costly for many distinct purposes; the product is above standard, but for a frequent customer who most often wants a fast-food restaurant instead of costly one.

The homepage is one of CMS ‘ most significant components. That’s why this website needs to be user-friendly, simple to operate with, and offer all the characteristics and choices needed to edit, add, remove, or create content. The homepage is, in fact, the core of every website and is, sadly, often too complex for a frequent customer. Ideally, the best scenario for editing and adding content to the homepage is to use a WYSIWYG editor with additional drag and drop options, as there are so many different software solutions that allow us to create such editors and some other useful options.

The most significant components for generating material on the homepage are (name, header, script) with the capacity to transfer particular components from one place to another (push and fall features). One of the very helpful choices for your homepage is to create software that will offer your server the ability to edit the homepage components without entering (printing) the entire section.

For instance, in some CMS’s, if you want to modify the title, message, etc., you need to go away, press the “Edit” key, unlock the editor part and create your adjustments there. This is a very difficult and useless move. So the chance of printing the particular parts of the homepage is truly a very helpful option.

The drag and drop option should be the standard for each page and should be made to allow the user to replace the positions of the desired elements at any time. In addition, when the customer passes some components, a caution notice should be issued that will notify the customer of the “drag and hold” intervention.