A Content Management System (CMS) can be defined as a tool or software program containing a set of interrelated programs used for creating and managing different digital or online content. Some famous examples of CMS software are Joomla, Drupal, WordPress, TYPO3, etc. The typical use of CMSes is in two areas:
- Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and
- Web Content Management (WCM)
In most cases, it can support many users, letting them work in the association. For example, WordPress makes it possible to create many administrative users with different privileges, making the work progress in parallel. Content management systems also comprise text, layout, and design features like the facility to upload multimedia content like photos, videos, audio, maps, or any source code.