Contegro

Product Catalogue Breadcrumb Navigation

Mon, 26 Mar 2012 02:06:16 GMT

A simple piece of JavaScript is needed for a Product Catalogue that has a 3-page workflow (Navigation > List > Details), where the breadcrumb will link to a page that shows a populated List.

‘Tis the season for CMS Analysts to be a-reporting

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:32:10 GMT

Every industry has its analysts - those people whose job it is to report on the performance of the sector and how they view the prospect for the future. Some analysts work for financial organisations like banks and their views are important for the share price performance of the stock In the Technology industry the paid analyst and research organisations are led by Gartner and Forrester.

A (brief) history of CMS development

Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:32:02 GMT

Looking back over the history of CMS development it seems there are three clear phases in the time since the late 1990s when the first internet websites were hard coded and published online.

Interview with Darren Starr of Roark Design

Tue, 01 Nov 2011 21:32:16 GMT

What's it like being a Contegro Partner? Darren Starr of Roark Design chats to Spring Cutter from Creative Agency Secrets.

Why is Contegro your CMS of choice?

We chose Contegro because their platform seems incredibly easy from an end-user standpoint, coupled with the idea that it makes it really easy for a design agency to deliver an enterprise level design to our clients.

What modules do you use? What's good about them?

We’ve used all the modules now. Primarily our clients want a blog, email marketing and four builder modules. They’re all nice and simple to use, and easy to extend making Contegro more than a CMS. We’re currently starting our first site with the e-commerce module. It’s very user friendly.

What’s the key factor affecting web design today?

Wed, 19 Oct 2011 21:32:23 GMT

What a gift of a headline – this more than caught my eye – it accelerated my mouse to click on the link. Net Magazine hits the issue of the moment, again! The article is a survey of designers and web developers and it makes interesting reading: Take a read of extracts from these expert comments: Andy Budd, Clearleft.com “This means that we're now able to build fully rounded applications in the browser that were hitherto impossible.”