CMS is a transfer "Content Management System" it is software that enables end-users to create and manage the content. CMS is designed to make content management for non-technical-users. A CMS consists of two elements
Content Management Applications(CMA) - It allows users to add and manage the content

Content Delivery Applications(CDA) - This is a back-end application the content is available to visitors to the site

WordPress Development

The most popular CMS is WordPress. WordPress is an open-source use to create a beautiful website. Most people like WordPress because It is easy to manage and flexible. WordPress has enabled small and medium businesses WordPress has good user accessibility and functionality. It also has the features people want comments blog articles.



Now we are going to follow 4 steps development of the WordPress site


Step1: pick your website or domain name. If you to rank SEO results choose the keyword-friendly domain.

For example, consider a link yourwebsitename.com

SEO-friendly domain link at yourwebsitekeyword.com

After picking of domain or website name 'Check Availability"

Once it is available you can go to the next step.

Step2: Get Doman name and Hosting from the hosting server

Click the Domain name and hosting button Which is provided by Bluehost or Godaddy.

Then click started based on the requirement selected plan.

Step3: Create a Blue Host account

and create a login and password



Once you have created your account, you can go to the next step.



Step4: Install Word press

Once install your WordPress site. you can start to design your site

import design theme and install

Go to the WordPress Dashboard>Appearance>Themes>Add New Theme

Recommend "Elementor Plugin" to edit the content on each page

and import page template and start customizing

you can also check your website Mobile visibility after installing the best accelerated mobile page (AMP) plugin


To know more about the importance of a content management system you may go through our blog post.
https://www.aezion.com/blogs/content-management-system-importance-and-options/