A content management system (CMS) allows management of website content throughout its lifecycle. A CMS has two main elements - a content management application to create and edit content, and a content delivery application to display published content on templates. Popular CMS platforms include Joomla, Drupal, and WordPress. CMS systems separate content from presentation by storing content in a database and placing it into templates. They provide functionality for content creation, management, publishing, and presentation without requiring technical skills. CMS makes it easier to manage large websites and reuse content securely while saving time and money compared to manually coding and updating websites. Selecting the right CMS depends on a website's specific requirements.

1. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

2. INTRODUCTION
• Lets start with
HOW IT WAS
BORN…????

3. INTRODUCTION
HOW IT WAS
BORN…????
• Roxen (1994) and Blitzen (mid
90s), Ingeniux (1999) and Vignette.
The main features were a very
structured development
environment and you had to use
tags and templates because there
was no WYSIWYG.

4. WHAT IS CONTENT MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM (CMS)
 CMS is a system used to manage content on a
web site.
 It covers complete life cycle of pages on web site.
 Content can be anything..!!
 It requires almost no technical skill or
knowledge .
 It keeps the track of every piece of content on
our website.

5. TWO ELEMENTS OF CMS
1. Content Management Application (CMA)
2. Content Delivery Application (CDA)

6. TODAYS WELL
KNOWN CMS ARE:
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Wordpress
- CakePHP
- Mambo
- Zen cart
-Bootstrap

7. HOW CMS WORK?
Basic information flow,
1. Template is designed.
2. Content is entered as plain text or HTML into
database.
3. Content is placed in template for display to the
end user.
plate
C
ontent

8. CMS
System
CMS
System
Content
(usually text)
Template
(layout, colors,
Navigation)

10. LIFE CYCLE OF CMS(FUNCTIONALITY)
Functionality of CMS
broken down into ,
 Content creation
 Content management
 Publishing
 Presentation

11. WHY THIS IS A GOOD THING??
 It’s puts user in control.
 Don’t have to be expertise.
WHY TO LEARN HTML WHEN CMS
AVAILABLE..!!
 Large scale changes can be made to site much
easier.
 Structured content and content reuse.
 Security and control.
 Saves money and time.
 Open source so, it is WIN-WIN condition for user.

12. MY ADVICE
• There is no “one size fits
all” solution.
• By allocating sufficient
time and resources we
can have best possible
solution.
“ Take time to determine
requirements and select
accordingly ”

13. “CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM”
By Jaime Delgado
@delgadotj
linkedin.com/in/delgadotj/en
Copyrights:
“CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM” is an adaptation of
Gourav Harvande orginal’s document.