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Web Design using a Content Management System (part 1 of 6)

Posted by admin on March 21, 2010 8 Comments


Mаkіng a web site using a Content Management System. A step-bу-step web design tutorial using thе worlds pet database obsessed web design system, Joomla! [Original Video mаdе bу National Web Design]

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8 Responses to “Web Design using a Content Management System (part 1 of 6)”

  1. BoxingChaos March 21, 2010

    Two years later and this tutorial is still excellent to go. BTW,
    sitestartups0com, both Joomla and Mambo are the same.

  2. sitestartups0com March 21, 2010

    Fantastic advice on using Joomla. A fantastic alternative to Joomla is Mambo in case you didn’t know.

  3. wadeD07 March 21, 2010

    do you have a website?

  4. Danzaiver01 March 21, 2010

    thank you, your tutorials help me out a lot, I’m new at Joomla

  5. nationalwebdesign March 21, 2010

    Thanks. The general principle here is to give users the basics of how to update their sites and keep up a CMS web site on a day to day basis. Things like installation, design of the navigation interface, code optimization etc are all very much more advanced and typically take days or weeks rather than summary to do properly.

  6. ClickMyUsername March 21, 2010

    There is a wealth of information out here, but you will not find the more complex aspects of web design.

  7. nationalwebdesign March 21, 2010

    You are welcome!

  8. ankorone March 21, 2010

    that was very helpful. cheers