Source: unifiedinfotech.net
With a tailored CMS or Content Management System at your disposal, website development becomes a convenient project for even amateurs. All that they need to do is follow up with the development of a CMS platform that helps to create, edit, manage, and collaborate on-site content. Individuals, however, need to side with their choice of befitting CMS variety – CMS, WCMS, or ECMS.
Even ones with limited knowledge about website development and coding can find CMS to be convenient considering its user-friendly UI and data handling techniques. Our CMS development journey begins with the discovery process that includes an in-depth study of user requirements and preferences. We follow this up with our understanding of the current CMS market of what is trending and what is backdated.
In the second phase of our CMS development, we sit down with the plan to develop a successful CMS, one that caters to the genre of the industry of the business. For the third part of the development process, we concentrate on the creation of a strengthened brand guideline. Considering that the website will voice out the story of the brand and its ulterior motto, it is ideally imperative to commence with the story of the brand. Subsequently, we go forward to creating the brand logo or signature, one that is in line with the brand’s story.
For the color palette, we take into account the story that the brand is required to voice and decide accordingly. The same goes for the typography and font selection and the visual content guideline. This ends our 3rd phase of CMS development and for the 4th stage, it is all about building a unique (and not template styled) website design. We start off by building a suitable information architecture and a customer-centric mental model design. To ensure a client-based approach, we put into focus the designing of a convenient UX and for the brand, we have crafting of the brand through copywriting.
Reaching towards the end of the development procedure, we are left with only two stages, as has been described in this article. These two comprise creating a content strategy and developing, testing, and launching the CMS.
