Overview
A content management system helps you create, manage, and publish content on the web. It also helps organize and access content easily so that it can be used and reused effectively. There are many different types of content management systems, from cloud-based to user-less platforms.
CMSs provide user-friendly features for easy editing and are compatible with plugins and installation tools that provide more features than just enhancing the functionality. CMS APIs are built to have a user-friendly interface and are easy to use.
Special
A content management system (CMS) is an application used to manage content, allowing multiple people to create, edit, and publish. Content in a CMS is usually stored in a database and displayed on a presentation layer based on a set of templates, outside the confines of the website.
Creating and Editing Content
Workflows, Reporting, and Organizational Content
User- and Role-Based Administration and Security
Variability, Scalability, Performance, and Analytics
Multilingual Capabilities
Objectives
A content management system (CMS) is an application used to manage content, allowing multiple people to create, edit, and publish it. Content in a CMS is typically stored in a database and displayed on a presentation layer based on a set of templates, beyond the confines of a website.