How is a self-written site managed?

Question

CMS

I am tormented by the question of how people manage the site (publish articles, edit pages, etc.), which was made without cms.
That is, the studio makes some kind of website, hands it over to the customer, and he works with it without knowledge of technology?
Is there any one technology of the admin panel, or do they do everything in their own way, in different ways?
I apologize for a possibly stupid question, I'm just taking the first steps

Answer 1

They are reworking it on a CMS, which, as it were, is needed for this.

Answer 2

Familiar with some works of one "fruit" - art73.ru. So he apparently uses Dreamviewer Templates for his dirty deeds - with the help of which he generates heaps of shit :)

Answer 3

A self-written site can be a self-written CMS, with a simple admin panel.

Answer 4

For my first and last site, I made my own mini-CMS (a real estate site where you could fill in pages with descriptions and photos of apartments).
Studios either have CMS of their own design, or ready-made - commercial or opesource ...

Answer 5

Write an admin. A "self-written" site may already be based on some CMS. Some studios use the same structures in their work and this gives a great incentive to write their own CMS for further hanging on it the necessary muzzle and functionality.

Answer 6

There are only two options, either with CMS or without.
If without CMS, then it's just a set of files. To add something (for example, an article), you need to manually edit the code.

Answer 7

As a rule, studios without an "admin panel" do not hand over work. If such a decision was not indicated by the customer. Purely theoretically, PhpMyAdmin is the same admin panel, but with a great opportunity to quickly reach piz .... Well, you understand. In addition, no one forbids adding content in the form of static files, for example.

Answer 8

Write in django

Answer 9

your mistake - you study web development starting with html and css,
but these are the simplest declarative languages ​​for describing a static data structure and static design properties. First of
all, you need to learn js - working with dom and other objects of the system
, after that you need to master server programming - ideally on node.js, but you can also use php,
understanding the basics of client-server web programming, you will have no questions about cms, the
ability to write your own cms is a hallmark of a real web programmer,
and now you are a layout designer - that is, an underprogrammer
who needs static sites? dynamics everywhere