CMS Website Development

No. As the CMS is web-based, any PC or Mac with a web connection and a modern browser should be absolutely fine.

Teqtop begins with the ability to build your own website and manage the content, text, and images yourself. Therefore, TeqTop is a website builder company. However, Bondware's CMS goes well beyond most website-building software. Traditional web site builder software or free website builders often are very limited, in custom web design flexibility, web page/news article limitations, and business features that your small business, association, organization, and non-profit often need.

Absolutely, I’d strongly advise any organization thinking of adopting a CMS to ask their web company for a demo or some kind of walk-through before they commit. Try before you buy. Ask if you can see how it works, how to add, edit and remove content and see the steps involved. They should be very straightforward.

No. The best ones are simple to use and with minimal training, you can start updating your site right away. You won’t need to learn a programming language or require any technical knowledge. But we won’t leave you stranded with new technology. Full training is provided as part of the service and we’re available to help with any issues you might have.

Every designer has the favorite system(s) but the best CMS for you is the one that’s most easy to use, requires no specialist technical knowledge, and most closely matches your business requirements. The key to a successful CMS deployment is to start evaluating your company requirements first and to work outwards from there.

A content management system (CMS) is a computer software system for organizing and facilitating the creation of website content. A content management system is sometimes a web application used for managing websites and web content, though in many cases, content management systems require special client software for editing and constructing articles.

WordPress is primarily a blogging platform. In my opinion, while WordPress can be developed into a CMS, it requires a lot of third-party add-ons. I believe there are better options out there for a business wishing to add and edit content themselves.

No. As the CMS is web-based, any PC or Mac with a web connection and a modern browser should be absolutely fine.