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CMS for a site with one service?
You need to organize a simple website for a mini-transfer company:
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I think you're looking from the wrong angle.
You, as I understand it, need a CMS for an online store. Let it be with 1 service, but still: payment, confirmation of payment, personal account ...
And 1 page with information is just a page with some text. The ability to create pages with content is available in almost all CMS.
And at this angle (CMS for an online store), the choice narrows and becomes more specific. There are many good CMS for simple shops. To advise something specific, you first need to know, do you want a free and paid CMS?
Almost any CMS will do, but some of the requirements will have to be completed by you yourself or for $.
Here is a very simple ImageCMS, there is a user panel, but most of the functions will have to be finished.
modx and drupal are also suitable, you can organize everything, but you have to dance with a tambourine for a long time or order.
Joomla from the same opera as above cms.
the question is what do you like more, because in any case you have to finish.
Although, maybe I'm wrong, maybe there are ready-made user cabinet modules with the features you need.
CMS is a content management system. And there is no content. Everything has to be done by hand. And to make it more convenient with your hands, it’s better to take a framework ( Kohana , Yii , Zend ). Better even a microframework for such purposes ( Slim , Fat-free , Silex , FuelPHP , Laravel ).
You can write your own if you want.
There have been enough posts about your microframework .
For example, I’m already finishing my 5th generation bike. And I love it. At work, we use Zend, and for more serious projects, I used Kohana.
It reminded me how the customer comes and says:
“I need to make a search page like Yandex. There's nothing complicated, just one page.
What you wrote to the user may be seen as one page, but in fact you already have a whole workflow, and even with billing.
1. IMHO it's easier to write it yourself, but you can also cut the CMS to a one-page site, but the first one is more suitable.
2. There will be no problems if they are not stored in an open form.
3. It will be more difficult at the expense of the payment system, although it’s also not a fact ( link 1 , link 2 - I found a couple of options so-so)
>Yurik can download the contract
Is there a question about the security of such data? For example, the issue of creating links to such contracts and guaranteeing that only authorized persons can open them? (i.e. the issue of passing/leaking such links).
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