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Plone. Obsessively focussed on being user friendly. http://plone.org/products/plone/features/ http://plone.org/products/plone/features/ There are many feature

by FraaJad 16y ago

Plone. Obsessively focussed on being user friendly. http://plone.org/products/plone/features/ http://plone.org/products/plone/features/ There are many features that are part of core plone, that many other CMSes do not even think exist in a CMS. Anybody suggesting Wordpress as a CMS obviously did not read your requirement for "most modern in terms of ...user experience". If you hear negative comments about Plone, it is usually from developers who don't actually use the product or opining based on hearsay.

knieveltech 16y ago
Technically I'm not convinced Wordpress is qualified for the term CMS, or at least no more qualified than say PHPbb, Gallery 2, or any other installable purpose built web application with a limited feature scope. Apparently there where sufficient individuals who disagree with this view for Wordpress to win CMS of the Year for 2010.
- mg1313 16y ago
  Wordpress can be customized a lot and can do a lot with those plugins/themes...not just blogging.
- beatpanda 16y ago
  You should check out a more recent version of WordPress.
techtalsky 16y ago
I'm hoping you mean hearsay.
mark_l_watson 16y ago
I second the recommendation for Plone. I helped a friend set up Plone for a charity about 5 years ago, and it was really nice to work with and extend. Also about 3 years ago, we used it for technical documents on a customer project.
- lovskogen 16y ago
  Plone is the brst one so far in the ux department. But I don't see how it could be used for a bigger custom site, with e,g a editable JS-slider.
  - mark_l_watson 16y ago
    I wrote a custom plugin about 5 years ago for my friend's charitable project. If you are a (Python) programmer then there is little limit to what you can add to Plone.
    - lovskogen 16y ago
      I mean the editing of the slider from a user perspective, not creating the function back end.
lovskogen 16y ago
Thank you. Plone is the brst one so far in the ux department. But I don't see how it could be used for a bigger custom site, with e,g a editable JS-slider.

by FraaJad 16y ago

knieveltech 16y ago

Technically I'm not convinced Wordpress is qualified for the term CMS, or at least no more qualified than say PHPbb, Gallery 2, or any other installable purpose built web application with a limited feature scope. Apparently there where sufficient individuals who disagree with this view for Wordpress to win CMS of the Year for 2010.

mg1313 16y ago
Wordpress can be customized a lot and can do a lot with those plugins/themes...not just blogging.
beatpanda 16y ago
You should check out a more recent version of WordPress.

techtalsky 16y ago

I'm hoping you mean hearsay.

mark_l_watson 16y ago

I second the recommendation for Plone. I helped a friend set up Plone for a charity about 5 years ago, and it was really nice to work with and extend. Also about 3 years ago, we used it for technical documents on a customer project.

lovskogen 16y ago
Plone is the brst one so far in the ux department. But I don't see how it could be used for a bigger custom site, with e,g a editable JS-slider.
- mark_l_watson 16y ago
  I wrote a custom plugin about 5 years ago for my friend's charitable project. If you are a (Python) programmer then there is little limit to what you can add to Plone.
  - lovskogen 16y ago
    I mean the editing of the slider from a user perspective, not creating the function back end.

lovskogen 16y ago

Thank you. Plone is the brst one so far in the ux department. But I don't see how it could be used for a bigger custom site, with e,g a editable JS-slider.