Hi, Olivia,

Take a look also at https://www.ica-atom.org/

Also Joomla.org + DOCman extension
(https://www.joomlatools.com/extensions/docman)

Cheers,

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> Topics of the day:
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>   1. Tools for a small community archive
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> Date:    Sun, 17 Nov 2019 20:08:53 -0600
> From:    Olivia D <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Tools for a small community archive
>
> Hello!
> What content management system (CMS) tool(s) would you all recommend that
> would meet most if not all of the following criteria?
>
> - ability to showcase photos, long narratives, videos, and audio in an
> archive (and ability to search for those items)
> - non-tech client needs to be able to easily add pages to the website and
> media to galleries via a dashboard
> - ability to password-protect certain pages
> - ability to optionally include blogging functionality alongside of the
> archive
> - ability to optionally include e-commerce features alongside of the
> archive (ie. Big Cartel or Shopify integration)
> - ability to use any UI framework I want (ie. Bootstrap)
> - ability to scale website easily
>
> *Tools I've considered:*
> - *WordPress: *I'm worried about WordPress being too bloated of a CMS and
> possibly being too cumbersome to scale well. But I am aware that gallery
> and e-commerce plugins could help with my needs and that the dashboard can
> be very user-friendly for a non-tech client.
> - *Omeka:* While great for creating digital archives, I'm worried that
> Omeka's system may be confusing for a non-tech/non-archivist user. I also
> don't know of a seamless way to incorporate blogging or e-commerce
> functionality into Omeka either.
>
> In an ideal world, I'd like a lightweight CMS that makes it easy for a
> client to add and organize content (pages, blog posts, photos, video,
> audio) to a preset theme and choose which pages to password-protect. On the
> backend, the CMS should allow me to develop using modern web technologies
> (ie. preferably Laravel, Bootstrap, Webpack, etc).
>
> Thank you for any help!
> Olivia
>
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>
> *Olivia Dorsey Peacock, MSIS*
>
> *Genealogist + Creative Technologist *(I design + code)
>
> Digital Black History <http://digitalblackhistory.com/> |
> ohpeacock.github.io
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