Modulis offers nothing but dynamic websites. We utilize as well as support the best available content management systems.

The facts:

  • Using a CMS (such as TYPO3) significantly augments search engine friendliness due to superior page design

  • CMS-enabled sites are update more frequently (no need to upload ftp)

  • The use of a CMS facilitates conformity to established standards because the use of content segments allows the standardization of HTML code

 

We recommend these steps for a successful project:

  • Start with defining your sitemap and the titles of each section

  • Verify the functionalities of your chosen CMS and its relevance to your needs

  • Make sure that the CMS is "SEO-friendly" (re-writing the URL, xml sitemap, etc.)

  • Make sure that your provider uses standardized development frameworks (JQUERY, BLUEPRINT...)

  • Do not minimize your contribution to the project. The content is even more important than the 'container'

  • Devote sufficient and ample time to training so that you master the powerful new tool now at your disposal

 

Our expertise:

  • More than 40 CMS projects in 4 years!

  • Thorough mastery of TYPO3 CMS

  • We've delivered various size projects (as large as 100,000 pages with 5000 unique visitors / perday)

Suggested reading: 

  • www.umaryland.edu/cits/web/cms_help.html

  • www.collegewebeditor.com/blog/index.php/highered/categories/cms/cms-tips/

Recommended Opensource CMS: 

    • JOOMLA

    • TYPO3

    • MAGENTO

    • DRUPAL

    • DJANGO

    • RAILS

Just a few of their convincing features:

  • Multilingual (up to a maximum of 25 languages)

  • Layered access to admin panel

  • Capability to manage various user groups

  • Media management functionalities

  • Multiple style-sheets (WAP access/Print view)

  • Research module

  • WEB2.0 capable extensions (blog, forum, cloud- tags, comments)

  • Multiple browser support

  • XHTML compliant

  • Clear and documented codes