A web CMS is a term, representing the workflow of managing web materials real-time, that uses a database to store the html data. It allows the users to update this database via WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) tools without destroying the structure of the website.

There are some free-to-use WCMS, which provide most of the known capabilities of a dynamic website, although some times are really difficult to use, because of all those features and add-ons it has pre-implemented.

VIB Solutions has created its own CMS framework that for its 4 years existence didn’t fail at all, but extended to a fully SEO compatible system that increases its magnetic effect to the top searched results in most of the search engines, existing out there. The system was used from other competitive companies that never complained and registered a huge success with stability and positive testimonials from clients.

The CMS incorporated with VIB Solutions’ style of determined professionalism, was used for the creation of web sites for small and mid-size companies and it originates from the following features:
- To update the content as fast as possible – nobody likes losing time for clicking here and there.
- To be able to reuse content already created once – why uploading twice the same thing?
- To secure it’s administrative pool of vulnerable sections.
- To be cheap – the free ones cost more to customize with the client needs.
- To bring a good search engine optimization.

As for the technical capabilities it considers some of the best and the easiest to understand features that are easy to extend:
- Main core – powerful engine that runs acts as a controller to the modules of the system.
- From-end modules – all of the modules that are visible to the user
- Back-end modules that are used for administrative purpose.
- Template engine – self-running parser with an easy to design 1 file template.

The simpler is one system, the easier is to be creative and generate the nicest and the most unique design. The more resources are spent on design, the better the final product is.

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