WordPress was made primarily for blogging, but is great for creating ‘traditional’ websites too – in fact, the site you’re looking at right now uses it. There are hundreds of layout themes to choose from on the net, both free and commercial, so you can easily use a design which suits you. These can be further customised (like this one) to make your pages look unique.

The software is regularly updated by the authors and because it’s so popular there’s a thriving WordPress community who provide informal support to fellow users. Software updates and add-ons are all installed automatically, so it’s an ideal system for users who aren’t used to uploading files to the server.

So, if you’re looking for a cost-effective way to use a CMS-driven website, take a look at WordPress. Ring the office to arrange a demo.