Website Architecture

Content Management Systems for Flexible Websites A content management system (CMS) helps teams organize text, images, and media, and publish them to a website. For flexible sites, you want a CMS that separates content from presentation, supports changing layouts without touching data, and can publish across channels such as web, email, and apps. There are several paths. Traditional database‑driven systems like WordPress offer many plugins. Static site generators like Hugo deliver fast pages with simple deployment. Headless CMS options store content separately and feed front ends via APIs. The PaperMod theme for Hugo gives clean defaults, strong typography, and flexible templates, making it a solid choice for many flexible sites. ...

Content Management Systems: Choosing the Right One Choosing a content management system is a big step for any website. There is no single perfect option for every project. The right CMS fits your needs, skills, and plans for growth. Start by outlining what you publish, who edits, and how you want to publish. A practical first step is to list core requirements: content types, workflows, languages, media handling, and SEO. Then map these to features such as a flexible content model, role-based access, a solid plugin or module ecosystem, reliable security updates, and hosting options that fit your team. ...