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Overview of Web Content Management Systems

A content management system (CMS) allows publishing, editing, and modifying content from a central interface. A web content management system (web CMS) creates, manages, stores, and deploys web content like text, images, videos, and code. Web CMSs allow client control over HTML content and files. The main reason for using a CMS is to simplify creating and editing content. There are three types of web CMS: offline processing, online processing, and hybrid systems. Popular web CMS examples include WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. When selecting a web CMS, considerations include easy installation, simple administration, extensibility, and template customization.

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Overview of Web Content Management Systems

A content management system (CMS) allows publishing, editing, and modifying content from a central interface. A web content management system (web CMS) creates, manages, stores, and deploys web content like text, images, videos, and code. Web CMSs allow client control over HTML content and files. The main reason for using a CMS is to simplify creating and editing content. There are three types of web CMS: offline processing, online processing, and hybrid systems. Popular web CMS examples include WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. When selecting a web CMS, considerations include easy installation, simple administration, extensibility, and template customization.

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CONTENT MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM (CMS)
WHAT IS CONTENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS)

• A content management system (CMS) is a computer program


that allows publishing, editing and modifying content as well as
maintenance from a central interface. Such systems of content
management provide procedures to manage workflow in a
collaborative environment.
WHAT IS WEB CONTENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

• A web content management system (web CMS) is a


bundled or stand-alone application to create, manage,
store and deploy content on Web pages. Web content
includes text and embedded graphics, photos, video,
audio and code (e.g., for applications) that displays
content or interacts with the user.
• Web CMSs usually allow client control over HTML-based content, files,
documents, and web hosting plans based on the system depth and the
niche it serves.
WHY SHOULD WE USE A WEB
CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

• There are several possible reasons for using a


Content Management System, but the main
reason for using a CMS is to make creating and
editing of content simple and easy.
Selecting Web Content Management System

• There are three major types of WCMS namely:-


• Offline Processing
• Online Processing
• Hybrid Systems

• Offline processing-These systems pre-process all content, applying


templates before publication to generate web pages.
• Online processing-These systems apply templates on-demand. HTML may
be generated when a user visits the page or pulled from a web cache.
• Hybrid systems-Some systems combine the offline and online approaches.
Some systems write out executable code (e.g., JSP, ASP, PHP, ColdFusion,
or Perl pages) rather than just static HTML, so that the CMS itself does not
need to be deployed on every web server.
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Web
Content Management System

• Low cost
• Easy customization
• Easy to use-CMSs are designed with non-technical people in
mind
• Workflow management
• Cost of implementation
• Cost of maintenance
• Latency issues
• Tool mixing
Examples Of Web Content Management
System (WCMS)

• WordPress
• Joomla
• Drupal
WordPress Backend
Joomla Backend
Drupal Backend
What To Look For In A WCMS

• 1. Quick and easy installation-


• 2. Simple administration interface
• 3. Quick and easy extension of CMS for extra
functionality
• 4. Simple template manipulation
• 5. Helpful user community
• 6. Core functionality
Conclusion

• A Content management system organises all your content so you have a clear
structure, so your website visitors easily find what they are looking. Having a CSM
improves SEO, as you can create a blog and make changes to existing content.

• With a CMS you can share access to the same content and assign a content
manager.

• It is an easy to use content system where you don’t have to be technical savvy.

• Just remember that CMS is a system. Its structure is organised. Changing pages in
this system can affect other pages. Always contact your developer if you are not
sure of making a change.
THANKS YOU ALL

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