CMS | Imagery | Flash & Video | Web Marketing | Websites & Blogs

Value Webs CMS

Our Content Management System (CMS) is a state-of-the-art product. Website owners and staff can have in their hands a powerful tool for keeping their site up-to-date and relevant for their targeted visitors. This constantly updated system offers you a very intuitive and cleverly designed CMS that means that your website costs will be manageable. It also ensures that a powerful website is available to more businesses and people. Check out our CMS Features page and if you like what you see and read, we recommend that you take the CMS for a FREE test run - no obligations!

If you would like us to adapt your test website a little to highlight the features you are particularly interested in, we can do that for US$99.95. You can use this website for as long as you like, cost free, until you are convinced that it is the product for you (or not in rare cases.)

Naturally, once you've checked our CMS, you're going to ask about prices. We will want to talk to you at this point because there are options. The two main price points are design and content on the one hand and ongoing monthly fees on the other. We think you will be surprised and delighted when we work through the issues with you, to discover how affordable the Value Webs' CMS is, given it is so feature laden.

Supplementary Web Services

Imagery

Imagery

Flash & Video

Flash & Video

Web Marketing

Web Marketing

Websites & Blogs

Websites & Blogs

Please click for enlarged images and hover over them for further textual information.

Value Webs Email News

Login

Forgot your password?

Horses for Courses

The magic of web media is that there is something for everyone and every occasion. Value Webs' Content Management System (CMS) is not for everyone, nor for every business. The online world is full of options for those who want a web presence. Social media like Facebook and Twitter, blog systems - often free, free website builders (ours is partially free) and a range of simple to complex CMS systems and also, a multitude of custom-built website options.

Amongst the key features website owners are looking for are:

  • user/owner management and editing of website content
  • robust and attractive usability for those who visit the website
  • interactivity so that visitors can experience a sense of connectiveness with the website provider

When your website meets these challenges it is well on the way to becoming a 'magic' website.

Value Webs Blog

Value Webs Blog Coming Soon


A well-conceived website will be built with these four challenges seriously explored with the owner and developed using the builders' knowledge and experience of website issues. So, in general terms, what do we mean when we talk about a well-conceived website?

Graphical Design

Simply, less is more in our opinion. Everyone has their personal angle on what constitutes an attractive website graphically. The balance of word and image is important. Colour-scheme, text size and style reinforce appearance. Well-chosen images contribute much to the overall impact. The size and format of images and other visual media often dictate how fast the website will load. Slow loading hinders use.

Content

The website's words will reinforce the imagery and vice-versa. The words in header tags and associated images, along with keyword density and position, are important factors in influencing search engine rankings. Writing for the web is increasingly an important and complex issue. Web copywriting is often the poor cousin in website development.

Functionality

What built-in tools does you website need to ensure it works for both owner and users? Interactivity is an increasingly important feature of successful websites. We promote Value Webs CMS mainly for this reason. Using our CMS platform you have at your disposal a range of built-in tools that allows you to interact with your visitors and customers - see our CMS Features.

Usability

Finally, what do your website users experience when they arrive on your website? Will they stay a while because it grabs them with both the quality of information they are presented with and the interactivity that they can participate in? Or will they be gone in 10 seconds because the website developer/s got it wrong?

Talk to us if you would like more quality information about website development issues.