Best content management system

[lucasnevant]

Hi,

I am starting a new IT company in Madrid, and we want to build a web site for it. The first 4 months it will be very simple, and contain only some basic information about our company. Later on we want to add more content to it.

I have heard about PostNuke, PHPNuke, Xoops, etc... Which one do you recommend me? Our intentions are:
- I should be easily maintenable (we don't want to spend a lot of time on its maintenance)
- It should have a professional look (easily customizable to my company look and feel)
- If possible, it should include a built in statistics module.
- PHP would be better than ASP, Perl, etc...

Thanks in advance,
Lucas

 

[onpnt]

May be a better question for the forum1246 "Web content management systems" forum

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[lucasnevant]

Hi onpnt,

Yes, you are right, but I thought that I could get some more answers here, as this forum is much more active, and although the content of my question is about CMS, I just thought that maybe some participants in this forum could help me.

Sorry if this is not the adecuate forum,
Lucas

 

[onpnt]

True, the CMS forum is new and not as active as this one but maybe your thread can get some life in there also.

As much as I am torn on cross postings, the thread is here and if more members decide to reply around this arena then you gain from it. I would always try to keep your posting to the topic at hand first though.

Thanks for understanding



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I would recommend a) using dreamweaver for its simplicity.
b)flash to make it look good
c) photoshop for images
Now onto the file type i have had great succes with coldfusion and the CFML language, its relitively logical, i prefer it over ASP and i just plain dont understand PHP
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