Hi Marvin, If you are a web developer running more than one site it is worth investing in the time to investigate which CMS you really want to spend the time mastering and using and deploying your sites. If not, you can just find something that fits your needs. It you host and develop multipule sites it is worth finding a CMS which provides multisite install (like Drupal, and the next version of WP).
Sometimes it is more than the CMS. It depends on what API exists between the CMS core, the templates and the data. For instance, if you used Drupal (which has a large learning curve because of the building blocks), you are not going to get the level of accessibility you require if you don't choose the right Theme/Template, as well as the right methods to input the content to meet conformity with web standards markup. In Drupal, the Genesis Theme delivers most of these requirements. But this is not just a Drupal thing, you'll find this in other good CMSs too. Hopefully others will provide you with more food for thought and information to make a good decision. Best of luck Geoff ************************************************************** Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: [email protected] **************************************************************
