I would firstly consider what the content that your client wants to be
able to update himself actually is. If its highly complicated then you
might want to try to convince your client that it is not a good idea to
update it themselves. That said I try to convince all clients regardless
of job not to update themselves.
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
On 04-Dec-07, at 4:09 AM, Lyn Patterson wrote:
I have never had to use a CMS and know very little about them. I
have a client who wants to update his site himself and my hosting
company supports Joomla.
My question is: do I design the site in the normal way and then
append the CMS or is the site designed within Joomla? Am I restricted
in design options?
Lyn, I would highly recommend Textpattern for a simple site. My usual
workflow is:
1. Mockups (PSD/Fireworks/paper)
2. xHTML/CSS templates
3. Integrate in Textpattern
4. Add salt
Using any CMS requires a little bit of a shift in thinking, I suppose.
However, the forums are relatively pleasant, and I'd be happy to help
you with any questions that you have.
Best,
- Rahul.
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