October 5, 200917 yr I manage this website which has steadily grown over time. The underlying html is a bit bloated and has lots of defunct links etc within. The overall function of the site works well, and gains a lot of good feedback, however I want to further refresh the site design for a more clean and fresh look, remaining user friendly whilst managing the content easily. Can anyone recommend a good (and simple to set up) CMS that might work well with this kind of site? General comments, suggestions, criticisms of the site welcome :-) and here's the site.. www.cityairportltd.com Cheers Nick www.viecreative.co.uk
October 5, 200917 yr I manage this website which has steadily grown over time. The underlying html is a bit bloated and has lots of defunct links etc within. The overall function of the site works well, and gains a lot of good feedback, however I want to further refresh the site design for a more clean and fresh look, remaining user friendly whilst managing the content easily. Can anyone recommend a good (and simple to set up) CMS that might work well with this kind of site? General comments, suggestions, criticisms of the site welcome :-) and here's the site.. www.cityairportltd.com Cheers Nick www.viecreative.co.uk wordpress is easy to convert a site too, also look at expression engine (but it's a paid for cms'), others recomemend modx, cushycms. Have a look in the cms board for ideas
October 6, 200917 yr Lose the 'Click here for Mobile Site' link at the top, looks out of place and unprofessional. Either use a stylesheet in your HTML code specifically for handheld devices, or redirect the user automatically to a mobile friendly version of your site depending on their web browser user-agent (you could do this with PHP or JavaScript for example).
October 6, 200917 yr Author Lose the 'Click here for Mobile Site' link at the top, looks out of place and unprofessional. Thanks, yes it was a temporary link which ended up staying there. Just need to find the appropriate code to do the detect and redirect automatically... Nick
October 6, 200917 yr Thanks, yes it was a temporary link which ended up staying there. Just need to find the appropriate code to do the detect and redirect automatically... Nick http://detectmobilebrowser.com/
October 6, 200917 yr Author http://detectmobilebrowser.com/ Excellent thanks...I've incorporated the Auto Detect :-) Nick www.viecreative.co.uk
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