CMS

What is a CMS?

Content Management System (CMS)—software that lets non-technical users manage website content.

How CMS works

A website has two parts:

Frontend—what users see.

Backend—databases and functionality, built with programming languages.

BUT

A CMS eliminates coding for tasks like uploading articles or rearranging images. It includes:

  • Visual content editor
  • Display templates
  • Auto-updates
  • Document workflow
  • Expandability (plugins/modules)
  • Content previews

In short, a CMS simplifies site management—but it’s a tool, not magic.