What are Content Management Tools?
Content management tools, also known as content management systems, are tools that allow non-web designers to easily manage the content of a website. They effectively separate the design, interface, and content of a website so that all three parts of the site can be handled differently and by different people. Usually they have simple interfaces for content updaters, so that even those with no real web experience can update the core of their website. Blog tools are a well-known set of content management tools, designed for a specific structure of website. Pre-built templates handle the design side of things, and can be manually edited by those with coding experience. But those without can simply log into the blog interface and input new posts in special fields. Usually fields exist for things like titles, as well, and simple point-and-click buttons let users make text bold or italic, or insert hyperlinks or images and other media. This means that almost anyone can set up and manage the
[ Contact Us ] [ Top ] A: Content management tools are administrative tools that allow you to easily, quickly and conveniently update your web site via a secure web based interface. Clients first define a set of people who will have access privileges to update the site. These people will then be able to change just about any content on the entire web site in very little time and with very little effort. WebTY’s has been building these tools into web sites for quite some time now and can retrofit any existing site with them should the need arise.
