Hi, I am new to Umbraco, and although I have read about how development is managed and simplyfied with using Umbraco.
What I need is some links, or where to find information regarding what an end user can do. So if my developers create a website with back end admin for our client...
How user friendly is it? If the client wanted to add in something as simple as a video within the text content of a particular page, could that be passed over to Youtube at the same time? I know this is something that could be developed.
I suppose what I need is a list or outline of what end users (not developers) may use the built in fucntionality for?
Sorry if this may seem a daft question, but I want to get a feel of what may clients could utilise beyond just content management, ie text/images/videos.
New pages creation, SEO management of titles, META tags, maybe some form of questionaires, newsletter management, email marketing...these sort of functionality.
End user - functionality
Hi, I am new to Umbraco, and although I have read about how development is managed and simplyfied with using Umbraco.
What I need is some links, or where to find information regarding what an end user can do. So if my developers create a website with back end admin for our client...
How user friendly is it?
If the client wanted to add in something as simple as a video within the text content of a particular page, could that be passed over to Youtube at the same time? I know this is something that could be developed.
I suppose what I need is a list or outline of what end users (not developers) may use the built in fucntionality for?
Sorry if this may seem a daft question, but I want to get a feel of what may clients could utilise beyond just content management, ie text/images/videos.
New pages creation, SEO management of titles, META tags, maybe some form of questionaires, newsletter management, email marketing...these sort of functionality.
Any pointers basically :)
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