Hi Jennifer.
Over the past 4 years I've been working with CMS tools in
maintaining site templating and content management. I've worked in
Stellent but mostly in Percussion. Over the years I've actually
taken control of doing the actual implementation and development both
the CMS tools I've worked
I am working in a similar situation where we have limited page
templates built in a CMS and limited developers to help create more
custom pages.
My biggest suggestion is to do some analysis of what your needs are,
in regards to modules and templates. Use what you find to come up
with 2 or 3 page
How much control do you for the styling? I would make important action
links look button like, without over doing it. Also, be creative with
wording if you can't control the layout much.
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Hi Jennifer,
I've been working with two different CMS tools for the past 4 years.
Stellent initially but more heavily these days with Percussion. They're both
relatively robust systems so my opinions only from those experiences.
CMS tools are mostly a one-to-one mapping for the primary template t
I hear ya, Jennifer. I work with a coldfusion-based content management
system and I don't think the community is as big and those of PHP and
.Net. We have 1 developer on staff who for some reason or another,
does not know the CMS at all (go figure). Anyway, we are totally
locked into basically 4 te
Hi all,
I'll be honest, though I've worked in web design and development for almost
13 years, I've never - until now - had to work with a CMS on a static site.
I've implemented an early version of eMPower (Ektron), but that was years
ago and it was pretty basic: no 'templates' or 'modules' to be c
