Content Management System implementations are time and resource efficient frameworks for building full-featured, aesthetically pleasing web sites.
Content management systems have long fallen into two categories:
- Enterprise-grade and often proprietary systems for collaboration and online publishing
- low-quality, ‘template’ systems which offered little flexibility and even less aesthetic appeal
Those days are gone.
Evolution of a Blogging Tool
How a basic WordPress installation looks before content is added.
The explosion of web logging, or blogging, as it has been shortened to, drove development of WordPress and other content management systems, but unlike the established content management systems, WordPress was built from the ground up to be easily managed by non-technical users. In addition, aesthetics and layout were not compromised.
Once a simple blogging tool, WordPress has evolved into a framework for much more than blogging with educational institutions, businesses and celebrities relying on WordPress as the foundation of their online presence.
Modern Framework
WordPress site with customized, commercial theme.
A WordPress site is standards-compliant, easily kept up to date and endless functionality can be added through plug-ins built for the WordPress platform.
Thousands of available themes provide a beautiful face for your site and are easily changed without any coding changes needed. There are many themes available for free as well as professionally designed themes for under $50.
We Drink Our Own Kool-Aid™
WeCanDoThat.com was originally launched using the Joomla! CMS framework, but has been moved to WordPress to take advantage of the simpler management, integrated updates and improved aesthetics.
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