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Moses Nandi
Teaching Assistant - Visual Communication in Marketing (Web and Interactive Design) at a university with 501-1,000 employees
Yes, I am always looking for other content management system (CMS) options. Right now, I am looking at Prismic and specifically their workflow.
There are a lot of CMSs out there and I am always trying to see how the look and feel of what's available would best serve me and my customers.
View full review »We did not evaluate other options, as our web developer only built sites using WordPress.
View full review »We did not evaluate other solutions. We knew we wanted this one.
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WordPress
March 2024
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I evaluated Joomla and Drupal.
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Mark Vincent Verallo
Web Developer / Programmer at a tech services company with 1-10 employees
Other CMS that are worthy to note are Drupal and Joomla.
View full review »We evaluated Mambo, Drupal and Joomla.
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reviewer1430796
Public Health Worker at a wellness & fitness company with 501-1,000 employees
Originally, I thought that we would be using SharePoint for this work. However, WordPress is the product that was ultimately chosen. At first, I wondered if I was missing something, not knowing how WordPress can be used as a business tool. It doesn't have the same things as SharePoint.
What we really need is a platform that enables citizens and staff to self-manage their health. It needs to have a range of things that can be used to help people. For example, people should be able to find out about their health and keep information about it. It should be able to support them. I think of WordPress more as an artistic place, or where people journal. It's good for blogs and it's good for a whole lot of things, but not necessarily the type of things that we would have expected. That said, they have selected WordPress and are 100% on it.
I have been trying to use Mural, and it's overwhelming in terms of what they offer you. It's too much, especially if you're working on a pandemic and you are trying to learn a new tool.
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CBWW
Web Designer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
We also looked at Joomla but it's not worth using.
View full review »No, not really.
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WordPress
March 2024
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