ModX CMS

If you have ever even attempted to manage your own website, then you understand how easy it is to become unorganized. You also know how incredibly frustrating it can be to have to make changes to your site’s design across every page. Well the fact of the matter is that websites today have grown to become so advanced and detailed that managing them is a task that many of us just don’t have the time to deal with. This is why your site needs a content management system (CMS).


Reasons to Use a CMS

  • Intuitive graphical user interface
  • File and page organization
  • Structured site tree
  • Easy to use content editor
  • Developer friendly framework
  • Dynamic content
  • Ability to manage your site from anywhere
  • Security and other site enhancements

If these reasons don’t sound amazing to you, then you probably have never managed your own site before. Of course there are numerous other benefits to using a CMS, such as saving you time – and we all know that time is money in today’s world. Still not convinced? Well every CMS offers its own unique features and interface, and there are literally hundreds of quality CMS’s out there. At inConcert we have worked with many of these options, and have decided on three main content management systems that provide the best quality and most intuitive service for you the user. These are the systems that we use for our websites.

  • Modx – Used for informational, professional, and dynamic content driven sites.
  • WordPress – Used for blogs and sites with constant dynamic content publishing.
  • Oscommerce – Used for eCommerce stores to help your online business flourish.

Which CMS is right for you?

With the digital world of content management, it all comes down to function and preference. The questions you need to answer are, which CMS does what you need it to do? And which CMS just feels right. Typically we use Modx for informational websites, WordPress for blogs, and Oscommerce for online stores. This is not set in stone, but you always want to make sure that you are using the platform that best suites the needs of your website.

In the digital world, we are all dependent on instantaneous results. This is what a CMS provides you within its essence. If you notice a typo or something that you want to change while browsing your site, simply login and change it. Its that easy. Installing a CMS into your website will add some cost to the budget, but the long term advantages are well worth the investment. So why wouldn’t you use a CMS?