Which CMS is the easiest to create websites with your own design (write your own templates)?

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Roman Kozhevnikov2015-02-09 09:24:58

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Roman Kozhevnikov, 2015-02-09 09:24:58

I know HTML, CSS, jQuery. PHP and MySQL I know enough to write registration and authorization. But I'm not ready to offer the latter yet, because Bydlokod, probably creepy, and the speed of writing is unacceptable (I will finish my studies on the go).
At the same time, if I am asked to make a simple corporate website, I do not want to refuse. I can put my design on CMS. I recently installed WordPress and I got the impression that it was not created for this. Yes, I was able to set my own parameters for the header. But I'm sure they've come up with something better than constantly digging into PHP and CSS files to figure out the meaning of the HTML code for the header, footer, and other elements, and which elements shouldn't be removed.
On which of the free CMS, in principle, is it easier to develop your theme? Are there any CMS that were created for web designers? The ones where it's easiest to insert your HTML and CSS code.
Or in general, those where you can insert "include registration.php" into your HTML, and generally write CSS only on your own. Something like a set of interconnected modules.
Necessary functionality: Adding news to the site and comments to the news.

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Ivan, 2015-02-09
@LiguidCool

modx will do. Personally, I like it.
You can also WP, a matter of taste.

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archelon, 2015-02-11
@archelon

Most likely, MODx is perfect for you

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Marat, 2015-02-15
@7kmarat

Data Life Engine (DLE)

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Boris Lapin, 2015-02-10
@MrBoriska

Are there any CMS that were created for web designers? The ones where it's easiest to insert your HTML and CSS code.

Atom-M CMS . We create specifically for web designers. With an emphasis on the fact that if you know how to typeset, you can create any site. Without unnecessary functionality, etc. Of course, there is a module of articles and commenting on materials.

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Angelxalfa, 2015-02-09
@Angelxalfa

I had a similar problem - I chose Wordpress. There is a lot of literature on this CMS, and I mastered the creation of templates for it in a few days.
This video course helped me a lot:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NamClmyOoms
The main thing is to understand the template file hierarchy - and the rest is elementary, especially if you know PHP at least a little (when I made the first site on Wordpress, I didn’t know PHP at all - and figured it out). The only thing, if you choose Wordpress, I will immediately give you good advice: AVOID EXTRA PLUGINS!!!!! At first I liked to experiment, I installed different plugins, which were often not needed - as a result, several sites were hacked, started sending spam, and their subsequent treatment turned out to be a very hemorrhoidal task ...

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Sanes, 2015-02-14
@Sanes

Modx. The purity of the code depends only on you, no utility classes and IDs. There are few components, but they are very versatile. modx.pro be sure to visit, there is a good repository there.

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Denis, 2015-02-09
@m5web

The simplest system is the one you understand.
There are no difficult or simple, right or wrong ways in development, there is a so-called. " Entry thresholds " and expediency of application of this or that technology.
With them, everything is extremely clear and accessible.
Experience required.
Confident knowledge of PHP, JS, Python is required... The
only question is the expediency of using one or another technology. If the customer does not care what the site will be on, then there is no point in complicating your life. If we are talking about a serious project, then the conversation will be different.