Post by account_disabled on Jan 28, 2024 3:37:54 GMT -5
open source, or homemade? When it comes to adopting a CMS for your business website, there are three options: Build: You create a group of developers and build a custom CMS from scratch or on open source platforms. This road is long, expensive, potentially dangerous in terms of security and privacy and requires ongoing maintenance. Purchase: You purchase a CMS from a software vendor, or you install an open source. This has traditionally been the most common option until some time ago. However, prices are high, implementation time is long, and you risk getting stuck on vendor upgrades and support costs. Rent: let's imagine using software that doesn't have to
be purchased and moved internally. It exists in the cloud, allowing marketing groups to access and operate from anywhere, without worrying about performance and maintenance. Meanwhile, the SAAS provider maintains the software, manages the hosting and takes care of all your support requests, all for a low monthly or annual fee when placed in an economy of scale context that allows Special Data it to distribute the cost over hundreds of installations. This is SaaS (Software as a Service). A SaaS CMS offers all the functionality of a self-installed CMS, and can be configured according to the needs of the company. Enterprise SaaS CMS providers such as CrownPeak, Zesty.io, Kalì, Kentico are suitable for companies that need greater scalability, security and marketing functionality and web design freedom . CMS platforms vs website builders Many freelancers and businesses don't know or have the time to learn enough HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to code a website from scratch. With the right tools,
today you can easily and quickly create a customized website that delivers good user experiences on both the front and back ends. These tools fall into two main categories: CMS platforms and website builders. While both offer built-in features, pre-designed templates, and extensions for building a custom site without coding or even knowing how to code, they present two very different approaches to creating and managing a website. Site Builder If your company has web designers or graphic designers with geeks, it may make sense to equip yourself with tools for creating websites and hosting in one place. You purchase a domain , customize the look of the site and create multimedia pages full of advanced elements such as animations and scrolling effects, all things that marketers like but which
be purchased and moved internally. It exists in the cloud, allowing marketing groups to access and operate from anywhere, without worrying about performance and maintenance. Meanwhile, the SAAS provider maintains the software, manages the hosting and takes care of all your support requests, all for a low monthly or annual fee when placed in an economy of scale context that allows Special Data it to distribute the cost over hundreds of installations. This is SaaS (Software as a Service). A SaaS CMS offers all the functionality of a self-installed CMS, and can be configured according to the needs of the company. Enterprise SaaS CMS providers such as CrownPeak, Zesty.io, Kalì, Kentico are suitable for companies that need greater scalability, security and marketing functionality and web design freedom . CMS platforms vs website builders Many freelancers and businesses don't know or have the time to learn enough HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to code a website from scratch. With the right tools,
today you can easily and quickly create a customized website that delivers good user experiences on both the front and back ends. These tools fall into two main categories: CMS platforms and website builders. While both offer built-in features, pre-designed templates, and extensions for building a custom site without coding or even knowing how to code, they present two very different approaches to creating and managing a website. Site Builder If your company has web designers or graphic designers with geeks, it may make sense to equip yourself with tools for creating websites and hosting in one place. You purchase a domain , customize the look of the site and create multimedia pages full of advanced elements such as animations and scrolling effects, all things that marketers like but which