This document provides an overview of how to easily update pricing and other minor details for an ecommerce website using a content management system (CMS). It describes logging into the website dashboard, navigating to the online store section, selecting a product, and updating the product price field. Making the change of raising the price by $1.25 is instantly reflected on the live website without any coding experience required.

1. Here’s an example of a ecommerce page we’ve made. We’ll use this site to demonstrate how easy it is to change minor details like pricing, descriptions, etc utilizing a CMS system. *Logos have been blurred to protect privacy of client.

2. Once setup all website content can be accessed online through a “dashboard”. Logging into the dashboard is easy, simply type your website , with “/administrator” following. Login credentials will be provided, to be distributed accordingly by client if necessary. Ex. www.americanavionics.com/administrator

3. This is the dashboard. Easy navigation of all content on your website. Whether you want to stick to a simple online store, or go beyond that, website editions and additions are easy to make. Now, we want to change the price of the item shown previously, so from here we’ll go into the store section, which will be located in the “Components” menu above.

4. From the online store panel, we’ll go into the “Product List”…

5. From here we simply select which product we’d like to change… Multiple categories can be set, and easily switched between through the “filter” dropdown box above.

6. Here you see a fully featured editing panel dedicated to the item we saw on slide 1. We simply wan t to raise the price by $1.25, so we’ll make the necessary change in the “Product Price” field. Gross price is automatically calculated for your reference to reflect additional costs which will reflect as final customer cost.

7. As you can see our changes are instantly reflected on the website. All this can be done within 5 minutes of logging into the admin area with no 3rd party applications or HTML coding experience necessary. The same goes for the ease of adding images, articles and more to the website. This is how most major corporations of all industries manage their websites today, by doing minor changes themselves and only calling upon their developers for major changes.