{content management systems}

{what is content management?}

What does 'content management system' mean? Simply put, it is a system that sits behind your website and allows you to control the pages, words and images that make up the 'content' of it. A 'content managed' website is one that you are in control of without the need of any technical knowledge or web design skills.

Websites that have a content management system (CMS) often represent a value-for-money solution. Once the site has been designed and the CMS has set up, the site can be updated and added to without any further costs.

{our content management system}

Here at ibComputing we have developed a content management system called "Self-Build" that is fully flexible and very easy to use. It can grow alongside your business and your website - functions can be added as your business needs them, keeping it easy to use and understand. The latest version of "Self-Build" is the result of four years of constant development and improvement, making it a very powerful and mature product.

The system allows for easy modification to or expansion of the website's structure. There is no limit to the number of pages that can be added to a "Self-Build" website. The "Self-Build" system can be accessed from any location where there is access to the internet. No special software is required. Training is offered but not generally required as the system is very easy to use.

{content mangement system demonstration}

So that you can evaluate our content management system, we have set up a demonstration website. The demonstration website allows you to use the standard "Self-Build" CMS tools to edit the site and preview the changes made.

SelfBuild Administration Screenshot

Click here to view the demonstration website. The site will open in a new window.

Click here to access the Self-Build Content Management administration console. You will need a username and password to access the system, so please contact us for the login details.

Use the Self-Build content management console to make changes to the demonstration website or to add some new pages and see how these changes are reflected on the live site.