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I'm not nearly as sure how to do with a content management system.Ĭost is definitely a big factor. I'm comfortable doing exactly that with local generated pages like with iWeb or any other page editor.
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I think the question you need to ask yourself is what would be the easiest for any idiot to get in there and update if the only resource they could use was me explaining things to them over the phone. I've used both those tools, Coda I LOVED for being able to edit and manage a site on my own and Rapidweaver was good for prebuilt WYSIWYG type of stuff. I would not mess with iWeb at all if you go that route. Sure, I could have him create a separate wordpress blog, but to do it right and they way I think would be best I'm going to have to do a wordpress site where what the user initially hits is the main page with the blog portions of it being secondary. Now I'm mostly going to need to redo the website again and I'm going to use Wordpress. Now that it's up the pastor tells me he'd like to blog. I just spent a few months redoing my church's website. I'd be interested to hear any ideas or comments!Ī sword never kills anybody it is a tool in the killer's hand.
The site would consist of maybe 3 pages of relatively dynamic content (modified 4-5 times a year), and another 5-6 "policy" pages that only change once a year at MOST (a couple haven't changed since the site went up 5-6 years ago). I've actually installed Concrete5 on a local server to play with, but I'm not getting a good feel for it yet. This is really all the work time I would have to devote - too many other projects, and day-to-day work to do.
My problem with either of these solutions is I've never used them before, and it could take me many months of "10 minutes here, 20 minutes there" time to properly rebuild the site. I mention those two specifically after going over many of them, and coming up with those TWO that SEEM like they'll do what I need/want with the least pain, but I'm open to other ideas. I'm most comfortable with this option, since I've used iWeb before for two different sites, but this doesn't give the administration staff the ability to make edits (only really necessary 3-4 times a year, but a "nice to have" feature).Ī content management system like Wordpress or Concrete5. Recreating and maintaining the site using a tool like iWeb or Sandvox (I'd lean towards Sandvox since it's still supported). Otherwise, I kinda like Google Sites, despite it's limitations. Google Sites - which I'm against at this time because there are certain legal requirements I don't want to wade through that makes it FAR easier to have our County Office of Education hosting the site rather than an outside company like Google. Looking at an overhaul of the school web site.Ĭurrently it has a 7-8 year old "content management system" that doesn't work very well (half the time we can't get it to edit the pages, and half the pages aren't "plugged into" the CMS, so have to be static edited by my own bumbling self in GoLive.
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