Website management

[angbur]

I've just started work for a charity and we are looking to make changes to our website.

The current set up is that we have to e-mail the webhost who then m akes changes to the site (which can take up to a week to be actioned). This obviously is not ideal.

Does anyone one know of a good cheap webhost out there, that has a content management system and is pretty reliable?

Thanks in advance for any help that you can give.

[Gromit]

If your website was designed in Dreamweaver, you can buy a progamme Contribute that lets you open your site pages and make amends, change photos etc. instantly.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Macromedia-CTD030D000- Contribute-3/dp/B0002OQY0O/sr=1-2/qid=11589301 82/ref=sr_1_2/202-8236875-6183059?ie=UTF8&s=so ftware

[fo3nix]

I would suggest switching your content over to Wordpress. It's a good, free, CMS that's well structured.

[Daniela_Lucas]

I tried Built.io Contentstack https://www.built.io/products/contentstack/features which has been able to create quite a stir in the field of Headless CMS. I really liked the fact that you can maintain a centralized model for content and at the same time you have the liberty to select a flexible and better-performing frontend service.
Compared to Drupal, I found Contentstack to be friendlier, hassle-free, and cheaper. You should definitely try this one out.

[Synergance]

For website maintenance services, platforms like WordPress.com, Wix, and Squarespace offer excellent CMS options along with hosting, making them great choices. Their user-friendly interfaces and various templates cater well to maintaining websites efficiently. These platforms provide an array of tools and features that can greatly benefit. By leveraging these platforms' features, Synergance could efficiently manage and cater to their clients' website maintenance needs.