Content Management System (CMS)

1. Content Creation and Editing

• WYSIWYG Editor: A “What You See Is What You Get” editor that allows users to create and format content without needing to know HTML or CSS.
• Media Management: Tools for uploading, organizing, and embedding images, videos, and other multimedia elements in content.

2. Content Organization and Structure

• Taxonomy Management: Creating categories and tags to organize content for easy navigation and retrieval.
• Content Hierarchy: Ability to create parent-child relationships between pages to structure the website logically.

3. User Management and Permissions

• Role-Based Access Control: Assigning different roles (e.g., admin, editor, contributor) with specific permissions to control who can create, edit, or publish content.
• User Profiles: Maintaining profiles for users with relevant information and activity history.

4. Publishing and Workflow Management

• Draft and Preview Modes: Allowing content creators to save drafts and preview how content will appear once published.
• Approval Workflows: Setting up multi-step approval processes for content before it goes live, ensuring quality control.