Filed under cms, Web Design by John Coonen
It’s been almost twenty years since the first branded Content Management Systems (CMSs) hit the market. They were an unbearable kluge back then, and didn’t work well; but hey, if you had a bajillion dollars to toss at MarchFirst or any one of hundreds of other pre-dot-bomb era consultancies, you could have a half-baked Web CMS, delivered by a team of twenty dot-commers living large on VC funds, and talkin’ you up in Red Herring or Business 2.0 Magazine. Hey, [...]
Filed under cms, freelancing, generalist, opportunities, specialist, Web Design, webdesign by Tyler Herman
There are a whole bunch of CMSes out there ranging from lightweight micro-blogging platforms to huge enterprise packages. I don’t want to mention any names here or tell you what to use. Instead, I’m going give you some important points to consider, so that you can make an educated decision on your own. And hopefully, [...]
Continue Reading "Web designers, what to look for in a CMS"Filed under Articles, cms, concrete5 by Sufyan bin Uzayr
In the previous article, we took an introductory look at Concrete5 as a CMS. In this follow-up part, we shall learn about the salient features …
Continue Reading "An Introduction to Concrete5 CMS — Part II"Filed under Articles, cms, concrete5 by Sufyan bin Uzayr
When we talk of CMS, the options are plenty. For a start, we can opt for some of the biggest names in the game – …
Continue Reading "An Introduction to Concrete5 CMS — Part I"Filed under accessibility, cms, css3, framework, grids, media queries, mobile, responsive design, Web Design by 352 Media
When you already have a full plate of client work, it can be difficult to get into new technologies. Responsive design is a big buzz-phrase right now, but it’s unnecessary to force it on a client unless their users will see a benefit from it. At 352 Media Group, we recently saw an opportunity to [...]
Continue Reading "Responsive design in the corporate world"Filed under alternative, Articles, Blog, cms, Wordpress by Sufyan bin Uzayr
We all know that WordPress is an awesome Content Management System cum Blogging Platform. In fact, it is also the most popular blogging tool all …
Continue Reading "Ten Alternatives to WordPress as a Blogging CMS"Filed under Articles, cms, radiant, Resources, review by Sufyan bin Uzayr
Radiant CMS is a simple Content Management System built using Ruby on Rails. It is licensed under the MIT Licence, which means it is freely …
Continue Reading "Review: Radiant CMS — A Simple, User-Friendly CMS"Filed under cms, Ecommerce, magento, Resources by Marvi Ocampo
Magento is an open source based ecommerce web application that offers a variety of services and opportunities to bloggers and website owners. This type of CMS have been used extensively by many site owners in promoting and advertising their respective …
Continue Reading "55 Best Magento eCommerce Themes"Filed under cms, HTML, News, thank you by Laura Spencer
The leaves have dropped off the trees. It’s time to light a fire in your fireplace. Are you ready for…
Continue Reading "Thank-You to Our November Advertisers"Filed under best cms, best of, cms, Compilation, drupal, Joomla, top cms, wordpress cms by Walter
There are dozens of great CMSs out there. Regardless of what type of site you’re building, there’s probably one perfectly-suited to it. The problem is that most designers and developers don’t want to spend time learning a bunch of different CMSs. They want to learn one, or maybe two, and use those for all of [...]
Continue Reading "Top 10 content management systems"Filed under cms, Product Reviews by FreelanceSwitch.com
If you’ve ever needed to build a website on a quick deadline, then you know how difficult it is to make one from scratch. If you’re anything like me and don’t keep your web design skills sharp, or you don’t have a web desi…
Continue Reading "Product Review and $1200 Squarespace Giveaway"Filed under cms, Design, development, drupal, theming, Web Design, Web Development by Cameron
As a site developer, web designer or site administrator, you’ve probably had to go through the process of choosing between platforms. But maybe not recently—if you’ve been designing and developing web sites for very long, chances are you’ve already got your favorite go-to platform that you always use. And if your go-to content management system [...]
Continue Reading "How Drupal CMS stands above the rest"Filed under cms, Various by Rishabh
Movable Type Silver stripe Textpattern CMS Word press Business Catalyst Concrete5 free CMS Cushy CMS Drupal Expression Engines Joomla (function() {var s = document.createElement(‘SCRIPT’), s1 = document.getElementsByTagName(‘SCRIPT’)[0];s.type = ‘text/javascript’;s.async = true;s.src = ‘http://widgets.digg.com/buttons.js’;s1.parentNode.insertBefore(s, s1);})();
Continue Reading "10 Useful Content Management Systems"Filed under .net, ASP.NET, cms, Premium, umbraco by Dan Wellman
Advertise hereUmbraco is a super-friendly, ultra-configurable and uber-powerful .Net-based CMS, and you need it in your life! It is so powerful that you can literally do whatever you want with your site, but it’s so easy to use that even your non…
Continue Reading "Getting Started with Umbraco: New Premium Series (The Full Series)"Filed under cms, Content Management System, opinion, review, Reviews by Walter
Selecting a content management system on which to run a business website is an important decision. Businesses have needs that are more targeted than individuals, and many of the hosted options available don’t quite fit the bill. Fortunately, there is a range of hosted content management systems that are packed with powerful features. Even better, [...]
Continue Reading "5 incredible hosted CMS’ reviewed"Filed under cms, Community Links, drupal by Danny Outlaw
A drupal based system for creating government websites quickly and easily.
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