Content Management System Development

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Content Management Systems Made Simple

A content management system (CMS) gives you comprehensive control over all the text, design, documents, multi-media and other functional elements of your website. Use your CMS to manage each individual’s privileges — what parts of the site they are allowed to modify and the user interface they use to do so. Our team of web developers can implement a powerful, completely automated CMS that’s fully integrated within the structure of your website and transparent for your users.

What can a CMS do for you?

Once a CMS is installed on your server and implemented site-wide, you’ll find that it makes it simple for you and anyone else you designate to modify the site, even if you have no specialized web development skills. It can save your webmaster weeks of development time on an ongoing basis, and could allow you to run your site without a web expert on staff.

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76 Degree Creative team has helped us to develop the website and user module for our business Website. The project was very complex & challenging in nature. But they have shown a great level of understanding and professionalism during the complete process and launched the complete project within timeframe. 76 Degree Creative’s team is very proactive and responsive whenever we need them. Cheers to 76 Degree Creative.

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how we help you?

Our web designers will help you in the following key aspects of CMS implementation

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Choose a User Interface that works for you.

We select a CMS that fits your operation and tailor it to the needs of your users. It is important to understand and agree on exactly how they will go about creating, editing and managing the content they control, and to ensure that they will be comfortable with the methodology chosen.

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Engage your Subject Matter Experts

The purpose of a CMS is to distribute the workload of managing a website down to your Subject Matter Experts, the individual or individuals within your organization who know the content. By making it easy for them to add and edit website content without having to know the technology or get involved in the technical hassles, a CMS frees your Subject Matter Experts up to focus on their own jobs. It’s vital to discuss the CMS with them, understand what methods will work for them, and get their buy-in upfront.

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Analyse the Display Templates

CMS users need to understand how the templates for each kind of page work, especially which specific parts of the pages they are allowed to modify and control, and which elements are automatically generated based on content entered elsewhere in the system.

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Demonstrate the Efficiency

Show users upfront how and where content will be reused, and how that will benefit them. You don’t want to spend months implementing a new system and importing all of your content, only to find out the marketing group does not want to manage their press releases the way you set it up. Sharing your vision and getting their feedback upfront builds a sense of ownership that will make adoption and ongoing maintenance so much smoother later on.

When is it time for CMS development services?

If you want to change the functionality of your website, you may need to use CMS development services to upgrade your CMS.

For example, if your site is hosted on an ecommerce platform, you may want to add graphic elements that your current CMS does not support. Maybe you’ve been doing everything manually and want to use a CMS to help you manage your website better.

Here are a few reasons why you should change your CMS:

  • WordPress
  • Joomla
  • Wix
  • Squarespace
  • Shopify
  • Opencart
Which is good for you?

CMS vs. Website Builder

A website builder is a good option if you want website building tools and web hosting all in one place. You can get a custom domain, change the look of your site, and create rich multimedia pages with advanced elements like animations and scroll effects. While you focus on design and content, your hosting platform will handle site maintenance, security, backups, and other tasks.

You must give up some flexibility in exchange for this ease of use. CMS platforms provide content management features, advanced functionality, and customization options that website builders do not. As a result, website builders are ideal for agencies, artists, restaurants, and other types of users who need to create image-rich sites quickly.

Choose a CMS for more advanced features and customization options. You can completely control the design of your site, include multimedia in your posts, organize your content by tags and categories, manage multiple users, edit the underlying code of your site, and much more with a CMS. The process of setting up and launching your site will take longer, but you will be able to create and manage a larger and more complex site in the end.

How to choose a best cms for you

5 CMS Evaluation Criteria

The best CMS platform for your business will meet the needs and goals of your website. The most important factors to consider are ease of use, customizability, security, pricing, and market prevalence. Which brands make use of them?

If a platform provides the exact functionality you require but is prohibitively expensive, it is not the best option. On the other hand, an inexpensive platform that will require extensive maintenance and extensions to meet your requirements is not ideal.

1. Ease of Use

The ease of use of a CMS is an important factor to consider when selecting one because it has a significant impact on the adoption rate and workflows of your workforce. A good platform will be simple to use for all team members.

Assume that everyone from content marketers to developers will be working in the CMS’s backend. In this case, you’ll need CMS features that make it simple for each of these team members to complete their daily tasks. Look for a platform that includes a WYSIWYG editor to help editorial members quickly create and edit content, as well as modules to help developers quickly add custom code.

2. Customizability

While you may prefer ease of use over customization, you’ll want a solution that provides both. Content Management System, which has a lot of customization options and flexibility, will be able to scale as your business grows.

When evaluating a CMS, consider how much customization is built into the dashboard, how many extensions are available, and whether you can edit the source code. Most CMS platforms allow you to choose a pre-designed theme and customize it around your brand if you need to create a website with limited development resources. Many CMS platforms, however, allow coding options if you hire a developer, allowing you to add more advanced features to your site.

3. Security

You require a platform that will protect your content, users, and front-end visitors. When comparing different solutions, consider what role the platform will play and what role you will play in protecting your site. Will you have to back up your site manually? Should I update the software? Install security extensions? Invest in an SSL certificate?

These are just a few questions to consider when comparing CMS systems. If you don’t have the time or are unfamiliar with best practices for securing your site, then you need a platform with robust security protocols, features, and teams in place to keep your site safe for you.

4. Pricing

Almost every business decision you make is influenced by your budget. When it comes to your CMS, you want a solution that meets your needs, the expectations of your visitors, and your budget. Fortunately, many platforms, such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal etc are free CMS, which provides a lot of functionalities which majority of businesses needed and their features, like customization options, indicate that the CMS will be able to grow as your business grows.

5. Relevance in the Market

Another excellent way to narrow down CMS systems is to look at its current list of highly successful customers, which may include major brands or competitors. If credible brands in similar industries as yours use a particular CMS, it could indicate that the platform’s features are valuable and can grow with a growing company. Even if you already use a CMS, you may feel that your current tool isn’t meeting your needs, or you may want to keep up with CMS strategies used by other successful brands.
A Perfect trio for your business

CMS + Graphic Design + SEO

76 Dgeree Creative doesn’t stop just by designing and deploying your content management system! One of our content management specialties is developing and integrating search engine friendly content management systems. We offer a wide range of Internet marketing strategies and tools to help you leverage your CMS and increase your overall ROI.

Our experienced team of experts can provide valuable results by extending your CMS’s “out-of-the-box” capabilities. We can also demonstrate how to use your CMS to improve the potential of your website, such as Google Analytics consulting and conversion analysis services with Google Optimize.

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