Initial observations: 1) The user experience could use some work. The initial message that shows the login/pass info is volatile, and is gone after a page refr

Initial observations: 1) The user experience could use some work. The initial message that shows the login/pass info is volatile, and is gone after a page refresh. Not only that, but it's flat out wrong. (the username is 'admin') 2) Apparently theres no password hashing? Seriously? 3) I guess it wouldn't be a CMS unless it stored it's configuration and settings in the database. This just looks like a pain in the neck for making changes to a dev/test/production environment. (I'm guessing the target user isn't that serious about development?)