The world has never been as connected as it is today. The current consumer scenario involves devices of all kinds, a good Internet connection and innovative companies willing to make the most of all this, starting with websites and virtual channels, we are talking about a series of resources that allow you to boost a business, generate more sales in a consistent way and provide more options to consumers, while offering a better shopping experience however, many companies still do not have a website or are not achieving tangible results and that is where the CMS comes in.
A CMS is a software developed so that any user can administer and manage the contents of a website with ease and without any knowledge of Web programming. Previously, a programmer must develop the web page based on the most appropriate CMS for the type of web, leaving the subsequent management tasks in the hands of the end user. Another thing that should be mentioned is that not all Web pages are the same, and for this we have several types of CMS according to the type of page we need, fulfilling different needs.
There are them for blogs, corporate pages, real estate, online stores, news or magazines, multimedia content, and so on. Some of these are developments with open source projects with optional “premium” plugins and others work under a paid license, in fact I am almost sure that several will become known to you, such as those of web pages such as: WordPress, Drupal, etc. And those of online stores such as: Prestashop, WordPress + WooCommerce, etc.
Now you understand its importance? It may not seem like it, but producing and publishing a simple content or a page on a website involves many elements that must be supported by a CMS and this becomes clear when we look at some of the main characteristics of this type of system: Inventory control and sales system, Creation and publication of pages, Installation of plugins and extensions to increase the functions of the site, Comment moderation and more.
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