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CMS

What is CMS? Definition and meaning

A Content Management System (CMS for short) is a program that lets you embed content such as texts, images, videos and other documents into websites.

With a simple CMS modular system, users can build a website, manage content and publish it without any knowledge of programming languages such as HTML, Java or PHP.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the abbreviation CMS stand for?
CMS stands for Content Management System. This refers to a program that lets you embed and manage content such as texts, images, videos and documents in websites.
Do you need programming knowledge to use a CMS?
No. Thanks to a simple modular system, even users without any knowledge of HTML, Java or PHP can build a website, maintain content and publish it.
How do you manage content and documents as a team?
Besides web content, plenty of files pile up in day-to-day work. With the file management in projectfacts, texts, images and other documents can be stored centrally and managed together.