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Definition

What Is a CMS (Content Management System)?

A software platform that allows users to create, manage, and publish digital content without needing to write code. Powers most modern websites and blogs.

Related Terms

Webflow

Content Strategy

Framework

Above the Fold

Accessibility (A11y)

Example

Webflow CMS lets marketing teams add new blog posts or case studies using a visual editor, pushing updates live without developer involvement.

Synonyms:

Content management system, Website builder backend

Acronyms:

CMS