Takeaways

• The more plugins you use, the higher the cybersecurity risk.
• WordPress remains a dominant CMS but has its challenges.
• Webflow is emerging as a leading web experience platform.
• Open source CMS can lead to maintenance overhead.
• Site builders are suitable for small businesses but may not scale well.
• Headless CMS is ideal for complex, multi-platform content delivery.
• Enterprise CMS offers governance and workflow benefits but at a high cost.
• The editor experience is critical for content management success.

Chapters

• 01:51 Understanding CMS Platforms and Categories
• 05:57 What to Look for in a CMS
• 11:42 Evaluating Traditional CMS Options
• 16:26 The Rise of Webflow and Migration from Drupal
• 20:01 Debating the Pros and Cons of Drupal
• 21:32 Visual Development Platforms: Framer and Webflow
• 26:58 Headless CMS: The Future of Content Management
• 28:27 Enterprise CMS and Digital Experience Platforms (DXP)

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