Digital services
Web Content Management
Choose the CMS around your requirements
Start with content types, languages, integrations and the people responsible for updates. WordPress may suit some organisations; a different CMS may be more appropriate where publishing or integration requirements differ.
Assess maintenance, portability and ownership as well as editing features. A system that looks simple in a demonstration can become restrictive if its content model does not fit your business.
Give editors a clear structure
Reusable page components and defined fields help teams publish consistently. Templates should allow useful variation without making every editor responsible for design decisions.
Build an editorial workflow
Agree who drafts, reviews, approves and publishes. Permissions, version history and review dates help prevent accidental changes and stale information.
Plan migration and handover
Content migration needs an inventory, decisions about what to keep and checks after launch. Documentation and practical training help editors manage routine updates with confidence.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Let’s discuss your next step
Tell us what you need to achieve and what is getting in the way. We can discuss a practical starting point.