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The website update myth
"We need to edit the content ourselves." Everyone says it. Then the site launches and nothing changes for a year. What's actually going on, and what to do instead.
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Who a CMS is really for
A content management system (CMS) is sold as the ability to edit. What it really sells is a way to skip another department's queue. When you are the department, there's no queue.
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CMS or a simple site, in numbers
When people argue "CMS or a simple page," both sides quote feelings. We gathered the numbers instead. Not all of them favor the side we expected.
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When a site actually needs a CMS
The answer to "do I need a CMS" fits into two questions. Plus one number, plus one feature an AI-generated page simply has no answer for.
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The honest other side: what the static-site camp leaves out
We wrote four posts about when you don't need a CMS. Now the part the static-page camp leaves out. Us included.
