The CMS dilemma

A CMS enables your customers to edit the content of their websites themselves.

The dilemma is, how can you let a customer change the content in a flexible way, without the danger of your design being messed-up? Your customer is not a designer after all.

The two-sided solution

A front-end CMS gives your customer an awesome interface for efficient and easy editting (see customer benefits). At the same time, it gives you the opportunity to orchestrate precisely what can be edited and what not.

So instead of one big content area in which the customer gets free play, you devide the page in smaller areas each with its own degree of freedom.

Some textblocks may contain rich text, others have plain texts and only allow hyperlinks. Some images should have a fixed size, where others have a variable height only. It is all up to you.

Become a beta tester

We are currently in private beta. If you are a webdesigner we would be happy to welcome you as a beta tester. All we ask is that you work as a professional webdesigner/front-end developer and you create custom-designed websites for your customers.