How to properly integrate a self-written website on cms?

Question

Web development

There is a site that I myself wrote without engines and other things. html-css-js.
The customer wants to manage the content himself. There was a question of transferring the site to cms.
Tell me, please, how to do it right?

Answer 1

Open youtube, enter "Creating a template for Wordpress" or "Creating theme wordpress". Sort by popularity. Choose the most convenient series of lessons.
At the same time, google "Wordpress codex" and wp-kama.ru.

Answer 2

View:
1) You need to select cms that you know, remove css and js in separate files if they are embedded with html.
2) Put it in the right folder and change it with the needs of the system (there is a template engine, etc.)
The view is usually easy to set up in this case.
More difficult with data:
1) Configure this SMS.
2) Add your signs from the old version of the site and fill in the data from the backup.
The problem will arise if this is Bitrix, which stores all data in one plate. )))
If you work with php, choose jumla, it has a good architectural design.
A bunch of modules (but you need to check here) as for me a very worthy option.
In general, self-written SMS can be even easier to set up than others.

Answer 3

1. Choose a CMS with which it will be convenient for you to work. I would advise modx or wordpress
2. Create templates for the output of typical pages, customize the output of content and auxiliary blocks.
3. Transfer content
4. Set 301 redirects from old pages to new ones

Answer 4

joomla sucks, wordpress brake, use modx. Ready html is screwed, MAXIMUM per hour