What is a Content Management System (CMS)?

A Content Management System, or CMS for short, is a system designed and created to make the publication of content to websites a great deal simpler. The user does not need to have huge technical knowledge of HTML programming.

A CMS allows the creation and publication of web-content with ease, allowing multiple users to access and edit the content with ease.
Because of the way a CMS works, content can be created and published without effecting the websites visual design. It keeps everything in sync, making sure everything still retains it visual appeal and its functionality.

Zise and Content Management Systems?

Here at Zise, we specialise in 4 of the top Content Management Systems allowing you to have a choice in the way you want to be able to control your site after the initial designing is completed.

Joomla: is one of the worlds most popular CMS and it currently is responsible for powering 2.7% of the entire web. Joomla is so popular due to the freedom of customization it offers, with a strong and enthusiastic volunteer based community backing it. Because of its huge community, extensions and plugins are in abundance with over 7000 extensions currently available, not to mention the other 3rd party ones spread over the web.

WordPress: was originally a tool used by a handful of people back in 2003 to create blogs. Since then is has grown to be the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world, being used on millions of sites and being seen by tens of millions of people everyday. What makes WordPress so great is the vast flexibility and extensibility it offers. As powerful as it is, its fast and simple, making it one of our top choices for CMS.

Magento: is an e-Commerce platform based on open-source technology. It is used to provide online merchants with flexibility and control over the content, visuals and functionality of their e-Commerce store.

Drupal: allows users to easily publish, manage and organize a large variety of content on a website. With Drupal, tasks such as organizing, structuring, finding and re-using content become a breeze.