> But most companies on the web are not primarily blogs or news. Sure, I agree. I've built product sites like magento.com and e-learning sites on CMSs. It's e

> But most companies on the web are not primarily blogs or news. Sure, I agree. I've built product sites like magento.com and e-learning sites on CMSs. It's easy to knock out, say, 15 different page templates for different use cases. On bigger sites I build it out so you can customize your page by dragging sub-templates around to build a page out of it. We've solved/attempted to solve the "don't screw up our backend" problem by exposing fields to fill out on a page. You want a headline, fill out this field and drag it to the top. You want a video background, paste the youtube link here, etc.