Content Management System

Current/Past Projects

I have developed my own content management system/framework named "Upkeep" from the ground up. It offers the following features:

Runs from a single instance per server, update a security bug for one site and the others are updated without having to replicate the fix over multiple code bases.
UI Dock inteface, which overlays any website design
Module Plug and Play design, simple API.
User and Page security based on Unix Permissions.
QA feature, make a page live when it's ready.
WYSIWYG Editor with Spell Checking.
Google Sitemap integration.
Google Analytics integration.
Customisable base modules.
Page versioning, roll back whenever there is a problem (in beta)
Image, Video, PDF and File Library which are globally used throughout modules to attach/insert files into content. Conversion from multiple formats to web safe format (FLV, JPEG, MP3)

Here is a couple of the Content Management System's screenshots...

		Administration Index Page This contains four tabs which relate to the four stages of content management on each page. Click picture for a larger image.

		Administration Tab - Page This tab is the entry point for maintaining content on the website. It allows you to access the current page properties (see next screenshot below), or connect through to any of the editable sections on the current page. Click picture for a larger image.

		Administration Tab - Page Properties Example This is a sub-page of the Page tab. It allows page title, page navigation title and meta keywords and description. There is an automated search keyword suggestion tool which weights words on the page. Click picture for a larger image.

		Administration Tab - Library This tab contains direct reference to content library items which have been uploaded to the current page (Images/Videos/Files/PDFs). Here you can manage your library by adding, editing or removing content. Click picture for a larger image.

		Administration Tab - Updating Content This is a brief example of what the updating of content via a custom dock administration page looks like. Example from ART+OBJECT's auction maintenance. Click picture for a larger image.

Here are a few websites that the CMS/Framework is currently is use on: