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But does it have a friendly interface for non-techies?
by lovskogen 16y ago
But does it have a friendly interface for non-techies?
- knieveltech 16y agoI think so provided we're only talking about adding, editing and deleting content. It's also worth noting that UX has been receiving a huge amount of attention with the Drupal 7 release and is an ongoing topic of serious interest among module developers.
- lovskogen 16y agoI had a hard time over at Drupal.com finding screens of the interface the client is presented with when editing and managing content. As a rule, if the CMS puts you away from your page and to a list of "posts" to edit with TinyMCE, it's not modern. Atleast in my book.
- knieveltech 16y agoI'm not sure what screen you're referring to. Perhaps the admin content list? Typically content producers will add content via the "add content" link/button (depends on your theme), edits are possible from any screen where the content is displayed. Drupal supports a number of rich text editors, TinyMCE is only one of them.
- lovskogen 16y agoCould you give me a screenshot of editing in a page where content is displayed? Didn't find one on their site.