In our daily practice, we still encounter situations where some companies use static websites when more advanced web applications would be more suitable for their needs. For example, a Content Management System (CMS).
⏰This typically happens with growing companies or increasing demands on working with content on the web. In this case, a CMS can significantly improve the efficiency of website management, enhance the user experience and support the company’s growth and digital strategy.
👉 Of course, there are more advantages of a CMS over a traditional static website (e.g. more security options, etc.). However, if a customer is considering switching to a CMS, their requirements always need to be thoroughly analyzed first.
The advantages of a CMS over a traditional static website are numerous. To name a few:
🔶 A CMS can efficiently handle large volumes of content and offers features such as content categorization, tagging, and templates to ensure consistent design and easier content management.
🔶 allows non-technical staff to directly manage and easily update content through a user-friendly interface, streamlining the process and reducing dependency on web developers.
🔶 Dynamic content and interactive features can be added to the CMS without the need for extensive coding. This allows the company to offer a richer user experience while maintaining sufficient efficiency when working with content.
🔶 solves scalability problems. The CMS is built to scale, allowing the company to easily add new sections, languages, or features without completely redesigning the website.
🔶 SEO tools can be easily built in and designed to support marketing initiatives such as landing page creation and management, integration with CRM systems, or analytics tracking.
In our company, we always perform a thorough analysis of the customer’s needs before starting any development. Only on this basis do we choose the most optimal solution. This should always be the case.
👉It is good to remember that the web should be a medium with the help of which the customer can effectively realize his needs in the digital world. And last but not least, it should also pay for itself.