CMS development

"Empower Your Content: Seamlessly Manage, Create, and Share"

The Content Management System or CMS is a web content management system. It allows the users to add, edit, or publish the content.

This time-saving solution uses a database to save the content and works on the presentation layer to provide effective content to the reader. It uses WYSIWYG editors which allows even the non-technical user to create their content and present it easily. Thus, adding on to promote the system to be part of every forte. It saves the creator from the unnecessary effort of coding and makes the creation process much faster. The CMS solutions have a back-end generally known as the Administrator end which has multiple actions to allow the editing of the content. With the help of the CMS, the user can view a responsive design that can fit into any screen size without any conflict.

Custom content creation
Content repository
Push the Content to Publish

HOW DOES CMS DEVELOPMENT WORKS

1. Requirements Gathering:

Understand the customer's goals, objectives, and target audience.
Identify the type of content they want to manage (articles, images, videos, etc.).
Discuss specific features and functionalities they need in the CMS.

2. Platform Selection:

Choose a suitable CMS platform (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, etc.) based on customer requirements.
Consider factors like scalability, ease of use, available plugins/themes, and customization options.

3. Planning and Architecture:

Define the site's structure, including main navigation, categories, and content hierarchy.
Create a wireframe or mockup to visualise the layout and design.

4. Design and Template Creation:

Design the user interface (UI) to match the customer's branding and aesthetic preferences.
Develop templates for different page types (homepage, blog, product pages, etc.).
Ensure responsive design for optimal viewing on various devices.

5. Front-End Development:

Convert the design into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.
Implement interactive elements, animations, and user interface components.
Integrate the templates with the chosen CMS platform.

6. Back-End Development:

Set up the CMS platform on the hosting server.
Configure user roles and permissions (admin, editor, contributor) based on content management needs.
Implement custom features, if required, using programming languages and frameworks.

7. Content Creation and Management:

Train the customer on how to create, edit, and publish content using the CMS.
Set up content types and taxonomies (categories, tags) for organized content management.
Ensure that the content editor is user-friendly and intuitive.

7. Functionality and Feature Implementation:

Integrate required plugins or extensions to add functionalities like forms, social media sharing, e-commerce integration, etc.
Test third-party integrations to ensure seamless operation.

9. Testing and Quality Assurance:

Test the site across different browsers and devices to ensure consistent performance.
Verify that all interactive elements, forms, and features work as intended.
Debug and fix any issues or errors.

10. Security and Performance Optimisation:

Implement security measures to protect the site from vulnerabilities and hacking attempts.
Optimise the site's loading speed to improve user experience and search engine rankings.
Set up regular backups to safeguard content and data.

11. Launch and Deployment:

Set the site's domain and hosting environment.
Migrate the development site to the live server.
Conduct final checks to ensure everything is in place.

12. Training and Handover:

Provide training sessions for the customer's team on using the CMS effectively.
Hand over all necessary credentials and documentation.