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The core elements of a managed website (structure, content and design) are stored separated from each other. This architecture provides high flexibility and efficiency in managing contents. The structure of a managed website is based on folders and can be generated, extended and changed using a simple web browser. The webpages are stored inside these folders. An authorization concept assures that certain organizational units or users can only access dedicated areas of a website. The design of a webpage is defined by templates, whereas the content (text, images,..) is stored separately in an XML object. All links between the single pages are constantly checked (link management), that’s why dead links can never occur. Changes in content of pages and templates are tracked and monitored by a version management system, which allows you do undo all changes in content at any time.
The component system of hyperCMS allows you to assemble webpages from components. Components are managed separately from the actual pages, but have the same properties and can be reused in any other page. You could, for example, create a piece of text once and reuse it in as many webpages as you like.
The component concept provides high flexibility and allows setting up workflows based on your authorization concept.
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