CMS

A content management system (CMS) is software for creating, editing, and organizing a website's content — text, images, pages — without having to code yourself. Design and content are separated, so several people without technical knowledge can collaborate. By far the most widespread CMS is WordPress ✕ WordPress is the world's most-used content management system, letting you build and manage websites and blogs without coding skills. More in the glossary → ; others include Joomla, Drupal, and TYPO3, as well as the closed systems of website builders. Which CMS fits depends on your needs and project. More on WordPress hosting ✕ Web hosting is renting space on a server so your website is reachable around the clock. The host takes care of the technology, security, and availability. More in the glossary → in the best WordPress hosting comparison.