Tag: digital platform

WordPress has long established its web-development supremacy. As free, open-source software, it has democratized the web by empowering users to create and manage websites easily without extensive coding knowledge. In 2003, Mike Little and Matt Mullenweg released WordPress as a fork of b2/cafelog. Since then, it has blossomed from an online diary-journaling-blogging platform to the most powerful and versatile CMS on the planet, used by everyone from hobbyists to the White House and Microsoft. Today, it dominates over 43.5% of all sites online, a testament to its global influence, primarily because of its powerful features and user-friendly interface. […]

With a content management systems (CMS), large teams of contributors—from various departments or even multiple locations—can work together seamlessly while maintaining brand and message uniformity. These systems accommodate a variety of multimedia, including text, images, and videos, which can make them powerful engines for business and innovation. When managed correctly, content workflows are more streamlined, freeing up time and increasing productivity. […]