2 Ways To Make Site Updates Lickety-Split
Keeping your website fresh can feel cumbersome, especially if you’re short on time and moo-la.
Fortunately, there are two options that can make the process of updating your site’s content a whole heck of a lot easier. ⬇️
⓵ Content Management System (CMS)
If you’ve worked with us on a website project, you probably figured out that we’re huge fans of CMS-based websites, and two of the most common CMSs out there are WordPress or Squarespace.
Updating a CMS-based website is almost as easy as 1-2-3:
- Log in.
- Make your changes (and save them!).
- Log back out.
Done! Your website is updated — and nobody got hurt. 😁
⓶ #include files for non-CMS websites
If your site wasn’t built using a CMS (but instead with HTML/CSS), we can use #include files to make some global website updates.
What #include files can do:
#include files can be used to replace:
- headers
- footers
- sidebars
- or any section that is present on all site pages
What makes #include files so awesome?
The bovine-sized benefit is that you’re able to make a change once and then see your change across the entire site.
Whoa. 🤯
Wanna chat about how to make your site updates easier?
