good content management system

[taylormorgan]

I'm looking for a good (and easy to use) content management system i can use for my clients.

I recently found something at interctivetools.com but so far i'm not super jazzed about it and i cannot believe theres nothing else out there.

anyone have any ideas or resources?

is there ANY WAY i can allow my client to access his webpages to up date the ones he needs to update frequently?

THANKS

[badass101]

Try out all sorts of CMS' at www.opensourcecms.com

If you just have a small site and your user wants to update it himself, have a look at Macromedia Contribute. This will give him a fairly simple WYSIWYG gui interface to update his content.

[jamestcs]

Besides www.opensourcecms.com , is there any other content management software?

Thanks
JAMES

[taylormorgan]

thanks.

I visited there and it was...interesting.

I am writingto report that i DID find something good after several hours on the net searching for reasonable solutions...i want to pass it along...

go to <snip>
Its a hosted solution but for some its sure to be perfect.

it was easy easy easy to integrate, and the functionality within the WYSIWYG is very good.

its also fairly cheap. and it comes with a 14 day trial so you (and your client) can try it out.

What do you think?

[edited by: engine at 2:51 pm (utc) on Sep. 15, 2005]
[edit reason] No commecial drops, thanks, see tos [/edit]

[migumbo]

try mambo.