philooo - 7:57 pm on May 4, 2006 (gmt 0)

Hello,

I am a long time adept to Content Management Systems (CMS). I would say that I could not live without one and they made my all internet content publishing business possible. Especially to allow multiple author to write content within consistent designs.

But CMS can't do it all. Sometime you have to build a static page. I alway try to stay away form them as I think they are too much pain to maintain

So how do you make a decision on a page that cannot be managed by your CMS? Do you build it manually even if it will be a pain to maintain? or you forget about it and get back into volume publishing using your favorite CMS?

Phil