Q1What is a CMS and do I need one?
A content management system (CMS) lets non-technical people create and edit website content through an admin panel. If you update your website more than a few times a year, run a blog, or have several people editing content, a CMS saves time and keeps the site current.
Q2What is the difference between a traditional and a headless CMS?
A traditional CMS like WordPress manages content and also renders the website. A headless CMS such as Strapi, Sanity or Contentful only manages content and delivers it through APIs, so the same content can power a website, mobile app, kiosk or other channels. Headless gives more flexibility and speed; traditional is simpler for content-only sites.
Q3Which CMS do you recommend?
It depends on your needs:
- WordPress: content-rich marketing sites with a big plugin ecosystem
- Strapi or Payload: self-hosted headless CMS with full control
- Sanity or Contentful: hosted headless CMS for multi-channel teams
- Custom CMS: unique workflows that standard platforms don't fit
We recommend one after a short discovery call.
Q4Can you migrate content from my old CMS?
Yes. We map your old content to the new structure, migrate pages, posts, images and metadata, and set up 301 redirects so you keep your search rankings and backlinks.
Q5Will my CMS website be SEO-friendly?
Yes. Every page gets editable titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags and clean URLs, plus automatic sitemaps, structured data and fast page speed.
Q6Can the CMS handle multiple languages?
Yes. We set up language versions with correct hreflang tags, translated URLs and full right-to-left layouts for Arabic.
Q7Is a CMS secure?
It is when set up properly. We apply role-based access, two-factor login, regular updates, security headers, backups and, for headless setups, a front end that is separated from the admin.
Q8Will you train my team?
Yes. We provide a hands-on training session and simple documentation, so your editors can publish and update content with confidence.
Q9How long does a CMS website take?
A WordPress business site usually takes 3โ6 weeks. A headless CMS site takes 6โ12 weeks, and a custom CMS 8โ16 weeks, depending on content types and integrations.
Q10Can I preview pages before publishing?
Yes. We set up draft previews so editors see exactly how a page will look before it goes live, including on mobile.
Q11Can the CMS feed my mobile app too?
Yes. A headless CMS exposes content through an API, so your website, app and other channels all use the same content.
Q12Will I be locked into your company?
No. We use open-source or standard platforms, hand over all code and credentials, and document how everything works.