david lano

A simple CMS solution
Let’s say you just got done designing a totally sweet web site for a customer. You show the design to them and they absolutely fall in love with it, but explain that they would really like to update the content themselves without having to call you all the time. You choke, cough a little and pretend you didn’t hear them, hoping they say something else. But no, they ask you again. “We would like to have the ability to edit text, images, etc. Can you build that into this design?”. You say, “yeah sure”, but dread the possibility of actually implementing such a feat.

Finding a good Content Management System (CMS) is pretty easy. Paul Anthony has a wonderful post including 13 free CMS solutions with reviews. However, finding a good CMS that fits nice and snug with a preexisting web template is another story.

In the past I had no problem finding the perfect CMS, plugging in a template and going from there, but doing things the other way around was next to impossible. It meant you had to dig through the CMS source code and somehow sync your design up with the original framework. Not fun.

Welcome to CushyCMS - The totally simple and easy to use CMS system that plugs right into your already designed web template. That’s right. Simply add a website to your CushyCMS account, provide some FTP info, add a couple classes to your HTML source code and your good to go. Kick back and relax, no more calls in the middle of the night for that critical text change.

Do you use a CMS? If so, what has worked for you?

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3 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Hi David,

    I don’t use CMS, but it sounds like you’ve found a great solution for those that do.

    I saw you had a new post and wanted to come by to say “Hello”

    Happy 4th of July to you and yours.

  2. Hi Barbara,

    Thanks for stopping by to say hi. :) I know I haven’t been very active in commenting on your blog lately, but I do read every post. I have been enjoying your articles. Keep up the good work!

    Thanks! Happy 4th of July to you too! :)

  3. Web Designing Company(new comment)

    Hi,

    Nice to see that you have found good solutions for CMS. Your blogs are really interesting. Keep up the good job.

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