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What is EasyCMS?
EasyCMS is a content management system and a page generator in one.
All you need to do to is to define a sitemap and a template.
EasyCMS does the rest of the work involved to have a fully linked website for you, like generating all the pages and the different navigations for each page.
You define the look and feel in one HTML template and create an xml file with the sitemap-data.
Once you defined your template and the sitemap you can:
- Edit the content of each page online
- Use custom commands to do text layout rather than using HTML
- Edit and preview the pages with the real look and feel
- Browse the page and edit it at the same time
- Generate the pages and have them immediately "live"
EasyCMS allows you to:
- generate a website and give another person the chance to change it's content without knowing any HTML.
- use a range of custom commands to create links, do simple text layout changes and add images to each page.
- change your website online, no need for an FTP client to update the content, post news or take items offline. All you need is a browser.
- generate plain, standalone HTML files, that can be copied onto any other server, or watched offline.
- manage content without any database or fancy server add-ons, all you need to have is PHP installed.
- generate fast and traffic-saving sites, as the sites do not require the backend to function.
- change the look and feel of the whole site just by changing the template and re-generating the pages.
- Allow search engines to find your page easier by adding unique keywords and descriptions to each page.
- delete or add pages to your website by changing the sitemap data and re-generating the pages.
Use EasyCMS to:
- Keep your website up to date without any coding involved
- Generate websites for customers and friends without any HTML knowledge
- Generate click-through demos and presentations for customers that can be viewed offline
- Generate well-formated HTML pages as models for middleware and backend developers
- Generate websites that can be white-labelled by simply creating different templates.
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