Which cms is best for web desiging website?

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    I want to start web-designing website. Can you tell me which cms is best to start web designing website?
     
    samlocalguy, Mar 28, 2008 IP
  2. danparks

    danparks Well-Known Member

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    Can you supply a little more info? Do you mean you want to start a website that advertises your interest in designing sites for others? And you want a CMS for _that_ website? Or do you mean you want an existing CMS that you'll use as the basis for each website you design for others? Or ... ?
     
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    They are all good...

    Each site you design should be based on its own merits and thus a site build for Joomla, might not work for Wordpress and vice versa!
     
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  4. samlocalguy

    samlocalguy Active Member

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    Joomla or drupal which one is best?
     
    samlocalguy, Apr 5, 2008 IP
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    Joomla is better :)
     
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    wordpress is a good cms also it looks good due to the templates available.
     
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    for simple portfolio website I recommend Wordpress. but if you need more complex one go for Drupal. I'm not recommending joomla :)
     
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    The nesessary question is...

    Do U intend to write about general webdesign, or about a special cms (the one U use in the site)?     :confused:

    oscms TopHits
    http://www.opensourcecms.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=401&Itemid=184

    There R some cms that is very difficult or even "backwords" to make custom layouts with. Unfortunately I have only tried a few and so far I did not like what I found.

    All CMS's tend to be at an IBM-DOS kind'a level if compared to modern Draw applications. :mad:
     
    Hannibal Reflecter, Apr 6, 2008 IP
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    I'd recommend MODx as a CMS you only need a few hours of familiarisation to achieve something good. It's an awesome CMS and very quick on its feet. It's got MaxiGallery for holding images.

    Wordpress is a simpler but ease to use CMS. It's not really designed as CMS so it's more difficult to do some more complex things.
     
    blade007, Apr 6, 2008 IP