We do not look down on content management systems. We use them in a state-of-the-art workflow, using the latest technology achievements, so working with them is as much an experience as using them as content creators or admiring them as a visitor. We have WordPress-based landing pages and microsites built with the same workflows as large enterprise management systems, with the same quality assurance system and with the same engineering precision. We provide world-class automation for workflow fluency, agility, stringent code evaluation, automated and human testing to ensure consistently high quality.
We use open source content management systems (CMS): WordPress, Joomla and Drupal. Because they are constantly being developed by community development teams, we have very fast response and fix opportunities in the event of a failure. For a closed source system, only the system developer can make changes. Based on your current project needs, we suggest which CMS to use for your work during the design phase.
The one we like and use the most (CMS) is WordPress. Its user interface is extremely easy to understand and easy to use. Customers also like it because they can make changes to the content of the page with just a few clicks, even without programming assistance. Since WordPress started as a blog engine, its structure is Google friendly, which makes it easier to set up SEO. Search engines like content to change and expand, so it’s practical for our client to be able to edit their own website. You can also use WooCommerce plugin to create web stores. We recommend it for simplicity, handling and stability.
Joomla is more complex than WordPress and is therefore less frequently used. Like WP, it uses modules, its user interface is relatively easy to use, but it is not as powerful in SEO settings. It is recommended for web stores and community-based sites, has good documentation, can be expanded with a variety of plugins, and is updated every six months on average.
The Drupal system is rarely used for special projects. When setting up web stores that contain a lot of products, you should consider using them because the system performs very well on high traffic pages where speed and security are paramount. It offers powerful categorization and tagging capabilities, supports user-friendly URLs, which is beneficial for SEO. It requires a more sophisticated developer, less user-friendly interface and relatively little material available outside of official documentation, but is well suited to individual needs.
