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Asked: 2026-05-13T15:32:50+00:00

I know HTML, CSS and .NET pretty well, but I’ve only ever built static

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I know HTML, CSS and .NET pretty well, but I’ve only ever built static sites. A lot of my clients are small businesses whose sites are made up of 5-10 pages. Even though the sites are small, the business owners want to be able to edit the content themselves.

Question: should I code up the pages myself and pull the content from a CMS like WordPress or tumblr via Javascript and APIs? Or should I use the CMS to generate the site and hack in my styles?

What if I want content that doesn’t conform to the “post” data structure or to include multiple data entities on one page in a layout that isn’t your classic top-down 1-2 column blog format?

Essentially, I want to be able to churn out dynamic sites that look just as custom as my static ones, but w/ the power to edit the contet easily.

Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    Check out CushyCMS, it’s a free service that lets your customers login and update content that you choose. You define a special css class on div tags with the content you want them to edit. Your customers don’t need to install anything on the server, its all handled by CushyCMS in a web browser.

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