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Agentic AI for Agencies in 2026

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Many companies across the world, both big and small, endeavour to make work as enjoyable as possible for their employees. <a href="http://www.agilitycms.com/" target="_blank">Agility</a> though, seem to be amongst the select few that are genuinely succeeding.
Agility CMS provides cloud-based digital content management solutions for top brands across the globe.
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Following an <a href="/cms-critic-interviews-jonathan-voigt-of-agility-cms/" target="_blank">interesting interview</a> and a <a href="/agility-cms-walkthrough-video-with-cms-critic/" target="_blank">sneak peek at an upcoming release</a> with CEO Jonathan Voigt, Agility’s CEO, I’m taking a look at the culture that drives the Agility CMS team.
Speaking of Jonathan Voigt, here’s what he has to say about the role and quality of his employees:
<blockquote>“Agility's greatest attribute is its people. We have an amazing team that is made up of smart, passionate and committed individuals, and we're all aligned under the same goal of providing the best experiences for our customers and anyone that comes into contact with the company.”</blockquote>
Jillean Kearney, Agility’s Marketing Manager, also chimed in on what it’s like to work at Agility:
<blockquote>“Our culture is something we’re really proud of and we’re always fostering. Agility is a fun place to work. It’s a great team to be a part of.”</blockquote>
Let’s now take a look at this company culture in action.
<h2>Healthy Bodies, Healthy Software &amp; Lots of Fun</h2>
The stereotypically unhealthy tech geek staring at a screen for twenty hours straight isn’t an attractive image — nor is it a professional one. Thankfully, the software buffs at Agility CMS are helping to break the mould.
A recent Go-Karting trip for instance, is one way by which the Agility team bonds in a healthy and competitive way.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/dsc_0123_11079x0.jpg" />
The team’s <a href="http://agilitycms.com/News/What-its-Like-to-Work-at-Agility" target="_blank">participation in the Toronto Warrior Dash</a> is another example.
Made up of over three miles of tough terrain, it’s the largest obstacle race in the world. So naturally, the Agility team saw fit to conquer it together.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/before-after-warrior-dash.jpg" />
Aside from matching t-shirts, there’s nothing quite like crawling through mud to bring a team together!
<h2>A Community Conscious Company</h2>
On top of making life (and work) more pleasant for its own employees, Agility’s company culture also encompasses the wider community. Here’s how.
Four times a year, one Agility employee chooses a cause that's important to them, and the entire team rallies together to think of ways to actively help.
For example, the company recently <a href="http://agilitycms.com/News/The-Agility-Team-Donated-200-Books-to-the-Childrens-Book-Bank" target="_blank">donated 200 books to the Children’s Book Bank</a>, a charity that provides free books and literacy support to children in the city's low-income neighborhoods.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/childrens-book-bank-collection.jpg" />
On another occasion, the local Toronto Zoo received some attention as Agility fittingly adopted a Jaguar.
She’s called Zambuca, and she is apparently the coolest member of the Agility team — which isn’t something I’m going to dispute (at least not to her face).
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/zoo-zambuca.png" />
Agility also took time out to support the Leukemia &amp; Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC), participating in a “Light the Night” walk.
Amy Wong, Agility’s Technical Project Manager, sums things up nicely:
<blockquote>“It's pretty awesome to work for a company that cares as much about the community as Agility does. Not only is it good for the community, but it brings us closer together and is great for team-building.”</blockquote>
And that’s why it looks truly awesome to work for Agility. So, kudos to the entire Agility team, for both their fun-loving nature and their charitable work.
To find out more about Agility CMS, <a href="http://www.agilitycms.com/" target="_blank">visit their website</a>, or check them out through our <a href="/products/agility-cms/" target="_blank">CMS Directory</a>.

Fun, Fitness & Community Outreach: Why Working at Agility CMS Looks Truly Awesome

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Currently in Beta, <a href="http://www.online.me/" target="_blank">Trident</a> is a self-professed SCMS — a Social Content Management System.
Trident is being driven by the highly experienced team behind Boonex Dolphin, and can be downloaded and installed to a hosting server before being extended and tweaked through various apps.
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At first glance, Trident looks like the sleek and sexy platform which the social networking space has been crying out for. But let's not judge this book by it's cover. Here's what Trident can do.
<h2>Beautiful &amp; Uber-Friendly</h2>
On top of looking the part, Trident is designed for responsiveness.
Most traffic to social networks come through mobile devices, and Trident have prioritised accordingly:
<blockquote>“We test on mobiles, tablets and desktops, and make make sure that all graphics support 1x and 2x resolution, and all interface icons are vector-based. Typography, link targets and navigation are all optimised for tap-control and reading from compact screens.”</blockquote>
Here's a further breakdown of Trident's responsive features, as well as all of its other capabilities.
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Mobile-Friendly
Every page and every action in Trident is designed for mobile devices first and foremost.
The Trident team says that they have, “acknowledged that today's social networks receive more mobile traffic than desktop traffic. So, we've created the system that is not just adapted for mobile devices, but is built for them from ground-up.”
Retina-Ready
All modern mobile devices have beautifully crisp screens, and Trident isn't looking to be a platform that lags behind in terms of aesthetics (like many other SCMS). Trident is 100% retina-optimized with all its vector icons, CSS-based layouts, and hi-resolution graphics.
Trouble-Free
Almost all web platforms require a lot of technical maintenance – installation of new modules, version updates, module updates, modification, customization – all these tasks require technical skills and a lot of time.
Trident is not like that. Instead, everything is automatic and simplified.
Multi-Profile
Previously, this feature was something only ever found in the top-tier global social networks like Facebook or Google+.
Trident though, supports multiple profiles under single account, meaning that one user can create a Person profile, an Organisation profile, and other kinds of special profiles. Users can also switch between their profiles on-the-fly.
Studio
Trident features an unprecedented configuration system, called Studio.
The idea behind Studio is in the separation of site content administration and general site configuration. Administration can be done by trusted site members (such as moderators) or by hired admins, whereas configuration is a creative process that is best suited for the site operator or owner.
<h2>App-tastic &amp; Down Right Exciting</h2>
The aforementioned Studio is the place where all of Trident's site settings, pages, modules, languages, templates and plugins are controlled. These are called Trident Apps.
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Every app adds and changes functionality, just a building block. Users can mix and match Apps to achieve whatever type of social networking site they have in mind.
Essentially, Trident is aiming to make social network building easier for developers, designers, and administrators on the go.
For me, this level of responsiveness, flexibility, and accessibility ties in perfectly with <a href="/cms-in-2015-what-we-want-to-see/" target="_blank">what I called for from social networking space at the beginning of 2015</a>. Because Trident seems to have hit the nail on the head so well, I'm personally excited to see how this Boonex project progresses in the coming months and years.
Learn more about Trident and try out a demo by <a href="http://www.online.me/" target="_blank">visiting their website</a>.

Trident Beta Released: Build Mobile-Friendly Social Networks

<a href="/products/squarespace">Squarespace</a>, the popular website builder, has unveiled two new product experiences, one of which makes Squarespace available for as little as $3 per month.<a href="/products/squarespace"><img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/imagescauzpt5i-1_2.jpg" /></a> In addition to the core website builder, Squarespace is introducing a lower price plan via Squarespace Cover Pages and a revamped Squarespace Commerce platform with a number of new features aimed at e-commerce merchants.Squarespace have reported seeing their subscriber rate remain above 100 percent throughout 2013 and 2014, stating that this steady growth was one of the reasons for this pricing and product shake up.<h2>Cover Pages &amp; Commerce</h2>Cover Pages aren't new to Squarespace. <a href="/squarespace-releases-squarespace-7/">They came as part of the release of Squarespace 7 back in 2014</a>.Now, though, they come as a standalone product alongside the Squarespace core platform. Before, you needed to dish out the full $8 per month in order to access Cover Pages.Similarly, Commerce has been on offer for a while, but now comes with a little more under the hood, for the same price of $26 per month.Here's what Squarespace users can now expect:Squarespace Cover Pages:Affordable Price Point: Starting at just $3 a month, Squarespace Cover Pages allow simplicity and sophistication to coexist within one page.28 Cover Page Layouts: Customers can choose to highlight social media accounts, share podcast episodes or album singles, and much more.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-1809x0-is.png" />Squarespace Commerce:4 New Commerce Templates: Templates designed specifically with Commerce needs in mind.Commerce Mobile App: The easiest way to manage a Commerce business on the go, now in <a target="_blank" href="https://www.squarespace.com/commerce-beta">public beta</a> for Android and iOS.Abandoned checkout Recovery: Send email reminders to customers who leave items in their cart without completing their purchase.Real-time Carrier Rates: A new integration with UPS and FedEx provides more accurate shipping estimatesCommerce Metrics: Later this month, Squarespace will release brand new Commerce metrics that help sellers better understand their sales and customers.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-2928x0-is.png" />The new $3 plan allows users to build one-page websites in order to stir up interest in their product or service. essentially, it's a landing page builder from Squarespace; which, at $3 per month, is a pretty sweet deal as far as I can see.The additions to Squarespace Commerce are also good to see, particularly as there is no increase in price.Anthony Casalena, the CEO and Founder of Squarespace, says that this update is all about beauty:<blockquote>“Our goal is to provide the tools customers need to build a beautiful brand.As we’ve grown, we’ve noticed the opportunity to provide more tailored experiences to particular customer groups. Not every Squarespace customer launching a simple idea needs a multi-page website; this led to the Cover Pages product.Conversely, the merchants on our platform have shown an increasing demand for more sophisticated functionalities, which led to the development of a distinct Commerce product.”</blockquote>To find out more about this update, check out the Squarespace blog.And as usual, you can explore more of <a href="/products/squarespace">Squarespace through our CMS Directory</a>.

Squarespace Introduces New Plans: Single Page & Commerce

Just as <a href="/how-magnolia-cms-responds-to-the-evolving-call-of-multi-channel-content-management/#.UzWeNvl_vvU"> Magnolia CMS responds to the ever-changing call of multi-channel content management</a>, so too has it adapted to the mobile revolution.
With mobile devices becoming such a crucial part of everyday life and business, managing content and staying connected when out and about is now absolutely necessary.
Magnolia ensures that their users can create, manage and publish content for multiple channels on tablet devices, just as easily as they can on a desktop.
<h2>Moving with the Mobile Revolution</h2>
Mobile devices have become increasingly vital to the workings of all modern organizations. Because of this, the Magnolia team felt that they needed to react, as Boris Kraft, CTO of Magnolia, explains in his <a href="/interview-with-boris-kraft-cto-of-magnolia/#.UzVIVvl_vvX"> recent CMS Critic interview</a>:
<blockquote> “When the mobile revolution and the rise of tablets came to the equation, we knew we had to drop how user interfaces of enterprise software are usually done and take a radical new approach. 
 We started from scratch and did more than 3000 mock ups for Magnolia 5. The result is an enterprise software unlike any other, which fulfils all our wishes regarding usability and extensibility.” </blockquote>
The results of these efforts came in the form of Magnolia 5, released on June 20 th 2013. On that day, Magnolia became the first software to bring full CMS capabilities to tablet devices.
Since then, Magnolia users have benefited from touch-optimized usability along with some handy mobile-specific functions, which I will soon discuss.
<h2>More Than Responsive</h2>
Magnolia isn't just responsive to tablet screens. It also boasts specific functions and features which tablet users can exclusively enjoy.
First up, the Magnolia Apps launcher offers a touch-optimized navigation point between content management Apps like pages and assets. This interface is similar to that of most smartphones, making it easy to find your way around.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/cmscritic1700x0.png" alt="Magnolia App Launcher" />
Apps are the centrepiece of Magnolia CMS. Each App allows you to focus on the task at hand, only offering the functionality you need to complete the task. Yet, multi-tasking on tablets is easy, with only a three-fingered swipe across the screen being needed to switch from one App to another.
All features and functions – like page creation and content editing for example – work in the same way as they do on the desktop version of Magnolia.
Further usability options include a simple and intuitive action bar displayed on the side of the tablet screen. The action bar automatically highlights available actions, depending on what you are working on. Optimized for mobile devices, you can easily expand and collapse the action bar with a swipe of your finger.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/cmscritic3700x0.png" alt="Magnolia Tablet Interface" />
Furthermore, Magnolia's mobile-optimized Asset App enables you to manage assets like photos and videos. Within the Asset App, you can zoom in and out of assets to get a clearer view before making a selection.
Meanwhile, images can be resized, cropped, rotated, flipped and so forth, all via the on-screen action bar.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/cmscritic4700x0.png" alt="Magnolia Tablet Image Editing" />
Additional image management features on tablets include the ability to capture, edit, manage and publish pictures and videos taken directly from the tablet camera.
This feature is unique to Magnolia's mobile-optimized CMS, and allows for increased freedom when it comes to tasks like news publishing on the move in ways which are unseen on other platforms.
<h2>Staying Connected, Staying Familiar</h2>
One of the main purposes of a mobile device is to help you stay connected and in control even when on the move, and Magnolia recognizes this.
The Pulse contains information items, warnings, error notifications or workflow items, and is easily accessible at the top of every page on tablet devices. This four-tiered notification system helps mobile professionals assess messages and take action quickly, maintaining control of their processes, even when travelling.
Another useful feature which is maintained on the mobile version of Magnolia, is the Favorites feature.
With it, users can easily create shortcuts for common tasks and group them into semantic “to-do” lists or “recipes”. Authors on mobile devices can work faster, thanks to the luxury of a two-click access route to these tasks, which may include creating a new page or adding a new special offer.
Favorites are also portable across multiple devices and browsers, so Favorites created on your desktop can also be accessed via your tablet.
Along with other features like page editing, the Pulse and Favourites features are just two more examples of how Magnolia has seamlessly introduced their platform for the mobile market by keeping features identical between desktop and tablet.
This means that users will find Magnolia on tablets extremely familiar, with no need to learn any drastically new controls.
To find out more about Magnolia CMS visit their <a href="http://www.magnolia-cms.com/">official website</a>. Also, check out their informative white paper, “<a href="http://www.magnolia-cms.com/resources-directory/white-papers/the-tablet-publishing-revolution.html">The Tablet Publishing Revolution</a>”.
Additionally, you can explore more of <a href="/products/magnolia-cms/"> Magnolia via our CMS Directory</a>.

Magnolia: The World's First Mobile-optimized CMS

As we move forward with our featured coverage of <a href="http://www.agilitycms.com/" target="_blank">Agility CMS</a>, it’s time to take a look at look at something the company’s CEO, Jonathan Voigt, calls, “Feature Bloat”.
Agility CMS provides cloud-based digital content management solutions for top brands across the globe.
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According to Jonathan Voigt, the feature set of any given CMS should be seen as but one dimension of the total solution — no matter how long the feature list happens to be. I’ll allow him to explain in his own words, directly from his recent interview with Mike Johnston:
<blockquote>“[One CMS will say], “we have all of these features, and another will say we [also] have all of these features.
[The problem is that] CMSs are rated on their feature sets, without looking at the bigger benefits.
People just do a feature comparison, saying, “this CMS has 200 features, I’ll go with that.”
But then you can’t even use those features because they’re either too complex or too expensive to implement.
[Instead, the customer should ask themselves], “What’s my budget, do I need support, and what’s the top few features that I need 100%?”</blockquote>
<h2>Making Great Use of a Diverse Partner List</h2>
In line with the above quote, Agility focuses more on doing what they feel they do best — building and managing great websites.
By welcoming partnerships with a range of other companies and third-party tools, Agility aims to form the best solution possible for different customers and projects each and every time.
Jillean Kearney, Agility’s Marketing Manager, explains:
<blockquote>“We partner with other companies and third party tools to get the very best in e-commerce platforms, ticketing systems and more.
This way, each solution built on Agility CMS is specifically tailored to exactly what each customer needs. Our partner network is really important to us for this very reason.”</blockquote>
These numerous partners mentioned by Jillean Kearney <a href="http://agilitycms.com/partners">can be found right here</a>.
One example can be found in the partnership between Agility and Bushfire North. Together, the two Toronto-based companies have built websites for Chapman’s Kids Club and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Bushfire North praised Agility for its multi-lingual capabilities, cloud-based nature, scalability and its excellent level of support to the customer.
Agility have also teamed up with Point Alliance in the past, <a href="http://agilitycms.com/resources/case-study-hockey-canada">taking them as a development partner for the Hockey Canada website</a>.
Craig Cameron the Senior Manager of the Hockey Canada website also praised Agility for their support system, speed and ease of use.
<h2>A CMS First &amp; Foremost</h2>
Essentially, Agility are setting themselves apart from the rest of the herd by going without “one-size-fits-all” solutions.
Their approach has an objective of being more refined, more tailored and more about actual content management in the truest sense of the term.
To find out more about Agility CMS, <a href="http://www.agilitycms.com/" target="_blank">visit their website</a>, or check them out through our <a href="/products/agility-cms/" target="_blank">CMS Directory</a>.

Why Agility CMS Doesn’t Partake In “Feature Bloating”

The first beta for Drupal 8 was released over a year ago, on October 1st 2014. Now though, <a href="https://www.drupal.org/node/2605142" target="_blank">Drupal 8 finally has a release date</a>; November 19th 2015.
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It's been a long time coming, but the Drupal team and community seem to have worked hard on honing this latest version to what we hope will be an extremely high standard.
For those unaware, Drupal is an open-source platform that's used and maintained by a community that's almost 700,000 strong. During the 2014 CMS Awards, Drupal was named the <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/cms-critic-awards/">People's Choice Best Enterprise PHP CMS</a>.
<h2>What to Expect from Drupal 8</h2>
Durpal has been working on a number of improvements that are ready to roll out with Drupal 8. These include:
<ul>
<li>WYSIWYG editing</li>
<li>“Significantly improved mobile support”</li>
<li>New object-oriented backend leveraging <a href="https://symfony.com/">Symfony</a> components</li>
<li>Revamped configuration management</li>
<li>Improved multilingual support</li>
<li>Easily customize the front page, listing blocks, and more</li>
<li>Better markup with HTML</li>
</ul>
Drupal also sent out a message of appreciation to their community members who gave a helping hand:
<blockquote>“Thanks to the nearly 3,300 people who contributed to the codebase of Drupal 8 as well as hundreds of others who organized events, conducted usability tests, mentored contributors, found sponsors, etc.—in short did all the awesome things that made Drupal 8 happen.”</blockquote>
There's no doubting that the arrival of Drupal 8 will be a big milestone in the platform's history. Indeed, it's big news for the world of CMS as a whole, as they don't come much bigger than Drupal.
You can find our more about <a href="/products/drupal/" target="_blank">Drupal via our CMS directory</a>.

Drupal 8 Release Date: November 19th 2015

Call Tracking + AI 

Call Tracking + AI that Turns Calls into Leads

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If you're a business owner or marketing professional that’s looking to tap into the online marketplace to supercharge the sales of your product or service, then it's essential that you have a <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/5-steps-towards-a-more-effective-landing-page/">compelling, well-crafted landing page</a>.
Of course, marketing companies realize this as well – that's why there are so many high-priced enterprise landing page building solutions on the market today.
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Although many of the enterprise landing page builders offer a myriad of extras, those additional features may be more than your business needs at its current stage of development. Fortunately, there are also some “no-frills” solutions available that give you the ability to create the sleek, professional landing page you want without costing you and your business an arm and a leg.
In fact, there are several free options available that can allow you to build landing pages that will compel your visitors to convert without putting a dent in your bottom line. Here are seven of the top free landing page builders out there today:
<h2>1. Wishpond</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/wishpond-logo-blue.png" />Simple, yet comprehensive – Wishpond’s free landing page builder makes it easy for just about anybody to build a stylish and effective landing page for their product or service while still packing more-than-expected extras.
It has a drag-and-drop editor, so you can put things exactly where you want them on your page. This allows you to easily create and design the look that you may already have in your head. From there, you can customize it in any number of fun ways – and you won’t need any sort of programming experience to do so.
Once you've got your page designed the way you like it, it's a snap to both integrate it with your website and additional marketing tools, as well as create a popup to capture leads. You can also use the software for email marketing and marketing automation, if you don't already have tools in place for those purposes.
The free plan allows one user to capture up to 200 leads. That's not a huge amount, but you can easily use this software to generate enough business to afford a paid builder. If you find, in time, that 200 leads isn’t enough, Wishpond offers tiered paid plans that allow for more leads, and provide such additional features as A/B testing, social promotions, and API access. If you want to know more about Wishpond, read <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/wishpond-review/">our in-depth review of the landing-page builder</a> or visit their <a href="https://www.wishpond.com/" target="_blank">official website</a>.
<h2>2. Landingi</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/landingi.jpg" />
Another landing page builder with a simple drag-and-drop editor, Landingi gives you all the tools that you need to create beautiful, responsive landing pages without requiring the assistance of a technical team. Once you've got your page up and running, you can easily tweak it on the go with this software.
Like Wishpond, Landingi offers marketing integration and automation options as well. You can generate an automatic reply to anyone who enters their contact info on your page, or you can easily integrate it with your existing CRM or email marketing solution.
You can create as many fields on your page as you wish, and the software helps you to easily organize and classify contacts based on the data received. Of course, if your creative design isn’t your thing, there are plenty of effective templates to choose from as well.
To use their free option, you can have one landing page with up to 100 unique visitors a month. This requires you to keep Landingi branding on your page, but it's fairly unobtrusive. If you like the software and are ready to upgrade, they offer paid options from $19-29 a month.
<a href="https://landingi.com/">Find out more about Landingi</a>.
<h2>3. LaunchRock</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/launch-rock.png" />
LaunchRock is a landing page builder service that actually specializes in start-ups, so it definitely places an emphasis on getting you up and running as quickly – and cheaply – as possible. Its responsive design is a block-based, What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) technology, so you can throw up a beautiful landing page within minutes of signing up.
Not only that, but all of its designs are mobile-optimized, so you don't have to worry about losing customers who are on their phones or tablets.
Beyond their attractive yet simple designs, they also offer lots of reporting and analytics options, as well as email marketing and automated response campaigns. Over 800k start-ups use LaunchRock to get their business off the ground, making it a great option for businesses of every size.
<a href="https://www.launchrock.com/">Find out more about LaunchRock</a>.
<h2>4. PromoJam</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/new-promojam-logo-_navy.jpg" /> 
PromoJam sets itself apart by targeting social media traffic. It works great with all the major outlets, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. If you get a lot of your traffic from social shares, then PromoJam definitely deserves a long look.
The landing page creator itself is pretty simple, but that doesn't mean it's not effective. Again, all of their templates are optimized for social media sites, so you can get great results from a page you put together in just a few minutes.
That's why many major corporations like RedBull use PromoJam for their campaigns. It's great for any business targeting a younger audience especially. While it is used by major corporations, you don’t need an enterprise-level budget for this software; besides their free option, you can also get started for as little as $29.99 a month.
<a href="https://www.promojam.com/">Find out more about PromoJam</a>.
<h2>5. IncomePress</h2>
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There's no other way to say it: this landing page builder isn’t exactly going to win any beauty contests. It looks archaic, but looks can often be deceiving. While it isn’t exactly as intuitive or eye-appealing as the alternatives, IncomePress has a reputation of producing landing pages that get the job done.
IncomePress only offers a handful of templates to choose from, though that’s not necessarily a bad thing. When presented with the sea of options that other landing page generators offer, many people spend way too much time trying to find the “perfect” design, rather than just getting to work.
While the options may be limited, they have all been proven to be effective in the online space, so they should work well for just about any business. IncomePress also offers aWeber integration, so if that's your email provider of choice, you won't miss a beat when you use IncomePress.
Find out more about IncomePress.
<h2>6. Leadsius</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/leadsius.jpg" /> 
Leadsius is a company that emphasizes its goal in providing marketing automation services that satisfy needs of small and medium-sized businesses. While other providers offer free services as a “taste” to get you hooked, Leadsius seems to use their free option as a base upon which to build their premium service.
The basic package is completely free – you pay for the add-ons you need, as you need them. You can also build a database of up to 2500 contacts, which is massive for most free generators. This is great because if you have a database of more than 2500 leads, you should definitely be able to afford one of their paid options.
The free features they offer include the landing page builder, a web form creator, media repository, email creator, analytics, and more. You're limited to 1 user, so it's not a great option for enterprise-level businesses, but if you're handling most of your marketing yourself, this should be all you need and more.
While the landing page editor isn’t drag and drop at this moment, the company claims that one is in the works and will be available shortly. In the meantime, marketing professionals and business owners can use their HTML editor and templates to build a conversion-driven design. <a href="https://leadsius.com/landing-pages/">Find out more about Leadsius</a>.
<h2>7. Kickoff Labs</h2>
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As its name indicates, Kickoff Labs is a landing page builder that is designed to get your online marketing efforts up and running before switching you to a paid account. They have a “forever free” option, which allows you to try the service for free, up to 1,000 unique views per month.
Once you get the hang of it and start seeing a return on your investment, you can start investing in their paid options. They have packages at $27, $48, and $104 a month, and the differences are largely based on how many visitors you can handle and how many sub-accounts you need. You could easily start for free and then climb your way up to the $104/mo business plan, paying for it with the increased revenue you'll generate from your marketing.
Beyond their landing page generator, they also offer an autoresponder service, analytics, and domain hosting.
<a href="https://kickofflabs.com/">Find out more about Kickoff Labs</a>.
<h2>Which Landing Page Builder is Right for You?</h2>
If you're just beginning to dip your toe into the waters of online marketing, then any of these options can help you to build an attractive and effective landing page to capture leads without breaking the bank.
Of course, as your business grows, you'll likely want to transition to a paid (and perhaps enterprise-ready) solution, but in any case, you should certainly test drive the above products before putting any money down. At the end of the day, whichever landing page creator is easiest for you to use – and gives you the best results – will be worth its weight in gold.
Which landing page builder do you prefer? Leave us a comment and let us know.

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The recent CMS Critic North American Tour saw Mike Johnston stop off at the headquarters of <a href="http://www.agilitycms.com/" target="_blank">Agility CMS</a>.
Agility provides cloud-based digital content management solutions for top brands across the globe. The Agility Team has years of experience providing top-notch solutions and professional services, and they’ve leveraged that expertise to build a flexible, powerful and intuitive CMS platform that powers websites welcoming millions of visitors per day.
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After meeting with the team, Mike had a chance to sit down and chat with the CEO and Founder of Agility CMS, Jonathan Voigt.
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This interview kicks off yet another <a href="/featured-weeks/" target="_blank">featured week here at CMS Critic</a>, with our focus shifting totally towards Agility CMS.
To find out more about Agility CMS, <a href="http://www.agilitycms.com/" target="_blank">visit their website</a>, or check them out through our <a href="/products/agility-cms/" target="_blank">CMS Directory</a>.

CMS Critic Interviews Jonathan Voigt of Agility CMS

WordPress powers 58.6% of all the websites whose content management system we know, making it by far the most popular CMS in existence (<a href="/wordpress-is-a-cms-whether-you-like-it-or-not/" target="_blank">and yes, it is a CMS</a>).
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Yet, it has glaring <a href="/wordpress-4.4-beta-bare-bones/" target="_blank">flaws that get ignored year after year, update after update</a>. And despite my fondness for WordPress as a platform, I'm getting tired of the same old issues.
To vent, and hopefully to make some sort of impact, I've compiled a list of six ways for the WordPress team to finally iron out the frustrating problems that plague their excellent CMS. Here goes nothing.
The WordPress team needs to:
<h2>1. Fix Those Damned Default Themes</h2>
One thing that really grinds my gears about WordPress is the platform's arrogantly plain default themes. Their latest “design” was recently unveiled, and as you can see, it's lackluster, to say the least.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/00_twentysixteen-886x1024_354x0-is.png" /> I mean, really?
As the most popular CMS in the world, I expect WordPress to have a default theme worth a second glance. I totally understand that WordPress doesn't need to compete with the massive library of third-party themes available out there, but that doesn't mean that they should lead with a default theme as bad as that. It's nothing short of lazy.
<h2>2. Purge The Plugin Library</h2>
WordPress' plugin library is what makes it such a great CMS. Thousands upon thousands of plugins mean that users can almost always find the extra functionality they're looking for. If you want your website to do something specific, there's probably a WordPress plugin (or five) designed solely for that purpose.
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But there's a problem. Large chunks of garbage are floating around this impressive sea of software, and it's getting out of hand. The rating system helps to weed out the worst of the bunch, while WordPress gives users a pre-installation warning if the plugin hasn't been updated in two years. But it's clearly not enough.
Many plugins simply don't work, while many more are poorly put together, which in turn makes WordPress as a platform harder to use. Quality control needs to improve.
<h2>3. Curb The Clutter</h2>
You may have heard that WordPress is easy to use, and while that may be true to an extent, installing a third party theme or plugin can seriously confuse matters.
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This is because plugins and themes are able to add new buttons on the WordPress side-menu, and elsewhere, making it seem like a long list of cluttered headings. Not to mention, notifications are allowed to pop up at the top of the dashboard, making WordPress's already busy admin panel look crammed.
It can be daunting, especially if you don't know your way around in the first place.
I'd like to see WordPress group third-party menu options together, in a way that's a little more organized and less intrusive. Perhaps this can be done by giving them a sub-section within the menu which can be collapsed. The solution itself is up to them, but the problem is evident.
<h2>4. Stop The Spam</h2>
If you own a WordPress-powered website, you'll know that spam comments spread like wildfire across all blog posts.
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Spam isn't something WordPress specific, by any means, but there's no doubting that they take up the time, bandwidth and sanity of all WordPress users in a way which makes me ask why more isn't being done to control the spammy madness.
Akismet, a spam comment filter, now comes with every WordPress install – which is a good thing. But the free version doesn't do enough for me, as comments still pile up in the back end. If you ask me, WordPress needs to find another way to turn the unrelenting tide of spam.
<h2>5. Update Updates</h2>
Updating WordPress sounds simple, but it isn't.
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Are you updating a theme? A Plugin? WordPress itself? In most cases, you'll need to watch your step, because one update can lead to several headaches.
Updating a plugin may cause conflicts between it and another plugin. Updating a theme can erase your modifications (unless you use a child theme), whereas updating WordPress itself can render a variety of your plugins redundant until their developers apply a patch. Confused yet? You should be.
Maybe WordPress can look into preserving theme changes across the board in some way, and provide alerts for when an updated plugin interferes with another.
<h2>6. Handle The Hackers</h2>
WordPress is like a magnet for hackers and malware. <a href="/imperva-report-wordpress-is-the-most-attacked-cms/" target="_blank">Perhaps this is simply down to its popularity, rather than its lack of security</a>, but that debate isn't actually that relevant,
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I think we can all agree that WordPress needs to beef itself up (by shoring up its admin login page, for example), but I call for it to go a step further and start offering better protection, even if it comes at a small price.
Third party solutions exist, sure. But why should I have to patch together several security plugins, each with their own confusing settings, just to secure my website? Many WordPress users have become accustom to handling their own security in this way; but I think WordPress needs to take on more responsibility.
<h2>It's Time to Innovate</h2>
Some of you may be wondering how I propose WordPress fixes some of the above issues realistically. The issue of spam, security and updates in particular may seem like un-fixable problems.
How can WordPress roll out further security measures for self-hosted WordPress sites? How are they meant to solve updating issues, seeing as third party software is such an integral part of the platform? What more can they do to shield websites from spammy comments?
All legitimate rebuttals.
My response though, to all of the above, is this; it's high time that WordPress starts to innovate.
Other than the solutions I provided in the list above, I don't have detailed answers as to how each issue should be tackled. But I'm not the one calling the shots at the most popular CMS in the history of the Internet, am I? That's WordPress.
The onus isn't on me to provide the solution, it's upon WordPress. And it's about time they started coming up with innovative solutions for their long-standing issues.
To be frank, WordPress is far too popular and far too successful as a CMS to get away with ignoring these flaws. It's about time they showed some ingenuity in the face of their problems, instead of hoping that everybody assumes that they're too complex to fix.

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Progress, the company behind <a href="http://www.telerik.com/" target="_blank">Telerik</a> and its products, has unveiled new functionality for <a href="http://www.telerik.com/teststudio" target="_blank">Telerik Test Studio</a>; a test automation solution for desktop, web and mobile applications.
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With mobile apps now being more relevant to sales and lead generation than ever before, testing the functionality and aesthetic integrity of iOS and Android apps is crucial.
This new update brings in mobile test automation for native iOS and Android applications with Telerik Test Studio Mobile solution. The point-and-click functionality enables users to capture and replay complex mobile testing functionality quickly, reducing the time required for testing.
<h2>“Mobile Apps Deployed With Confidence”</h2>
Here's a summary of what's new:
<ul>
<li>Record and Test Mobile Gestures: Users can record and test multiple gestures such as scroll, zoom, swipe and pinch, and more.</li>
<li>Update Automated Tests Quickly: Test elements are stored in an “element repository” for quick test maintenance.</li>
<li>Test Lists: Telerik Test Studio Mobile solution supports creating and executing test lists, enabling users to execute tests across multiple devices simultaneously.</li>
<li>USB Execution iOS and Android: Telerik Test Studio Mobile solution enables users to connect iOS and Android devices directly, over a USB as well as WiFi connection.</li>
<li>Support for Continuous Integration with Windows, MAC and Linux: Telerik has and will continue to stay at the forefront of development as new updates are released.</li>
</ul>
Brandon Satrom, Progress' General Manager for Developer Platforms and Tools, is aiming to give Telerik Test Studio users more confidence when it comes to testing and delopyment:
<blockquote>
“With today’s release, testers and developers have a unique and seamless solution for comprehensive testing across devices, enabling increased agility, accelerated time-to-market and reduced testing costs.
The end result: mobile apps deployed with confidence.”
</blockquote>
Progress has also pointed out that not a “single line of code” will need to be written by Telerik Test Studio users as they test their projects on real and emulated devices, aiming to make it a simple and automated process. 
The <a href="http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20151027005447/en/Progress-Introduces-Mobile-Test-Automation-Native-iOS" target="_blank">official press release can be found here</a>, while the <a href="http://www.telerik.com/teststudio" target="_blank">Telerik website sheds more light on Telerik Test Studio</a>.

Telerik Test Studio Gets Automated Mobile Testing

CS-Cart, the popular eCommerce solution, has released a newer, faster version of itself.
The platform comes in two editions; CS-Cart and CS-Cart Multi-Vendor. The latter is an extended version of the software, enabling larger outlets to manage and operate from different branches and departments via one website.
Previously, the platform was <a href="/cs-cart-offering-five-free-1-year-licenses-to-beta-testers/" target="_blank">offering Beta testers of CS-Cart 4.3.1 five free 1-year licenses</a>.
<h2>Speed, Blogging &amp; A Variety of Enhancements </h2>
Both CS-Cart and CS-Cart Multi-vendor have benefitted from this update.
Most notably, this latest version is faster than any other release before it thanks to:
<ul>
<li>SQL query optimization speeds up product search and filtering.</li>
<li>Optimized caching makes the search faster, if you call the same search twice. Storefront pages also load faster on the second visit because CS-Cart 4.3.1 caches the content during the first visit.</li>
<li>CS-Cart 4.3.1 supports <a href="http://php.net/manual/en/intro.apc.php" target="_blank">Alternative PHP Cache</a>. This technology speeds up PHP scripts on your server. Even well-optimized websites load with a delay because it takes time to execute PHP scripts. APC cache shortens this delay.</li>
<li>JavaScript code was moved to the bottom of pages so that the code doesn’t slow down page loading. Store pages now load faster on the first visit.</li>
</ul>
Additionally, a new CS-Cart <a href="http://blog.cs-cart.com/2015/03/16/blog-add-on-make-a-blog-inside-your-store/" target="_blank">Blog add-on</a> lets you create a fully functional blog inside your store. Naturally, this will help merchants to keep their customers informed by posting news and special offers.
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Further enhancements include importing and exporting, a user-friendly upgrade center, and more.
For more information on CS-Cart 4.3.1, <a href="http://blog.cs-cart.com/2015/04/29/cs-cart-and-multi-vendor-4-3-1-released/" target="_blank">check out the official blog announcement</a>.

CS-Cart 4.3.1 Released

<a href="https://www.act-on.com/" target="_blank">Act-On</a>, the marketing automation software vendor, has appointed a new CEO to help push the company to new heights.
<a href="https://act-on.com/" target="_blank"><img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/act-on_logo.png" /></a> In the eyes of many brands, marketing automation software is fast becoming the natural partner for their existing content management systems, as they seek to optimize and automate their marketing efforts using the latest and most relevant techniques.
Act-On provides one such product, and they're looking to improve with a new leader in place.
<h2>Who is Andy MacMillan?</h2>
As you might expect, Andy MacMillan's recent employment history is impressive. He held lofty positions within Oracle and Salesforce before becoming CEO of Crushpath, a sales prospecting platform, for a short stint earlier in 2015.
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Now, though, the San Franciscan is succeeding the Act-On founder Raghu Raghavan, who in turn is stepping down as CEO to become Chief Technology Officer.
Raghavan himself has stated that the company needed renewed leadership, claiming that Act-On had recently grown too fast, and in all the wrong places.
Act-On itself is no small startup. The privately held company has grown to accommodate 400 employees, and reported $32.3 million in revenue last year, up 70 percent from 2013.
Pivotal moments like these in industries so closely aligned with web content management are always noteworthy. It'll be interesting to see if Andy MacMillan can steer Act-On into more stable waters in terms of business; but I'm personally more intrigued about how Act-On can grow as a product throughout his reign.
To find out more about Act-On, <a href="https://act-on.com/" target="_blank">visit their website</a>.

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Is web design dead?
Countless articles, videos, and subreddits have pondered this question over the last few years, and for good reason. With the growth of canned templates, off-the-shelf themes, and pre-packaged options, web design can feel less… designed.
Despite this state of sameness, the web is still the central communications platform. At last check, <a href="https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/website-statistics/#:~:text=There%20are%20about%201.13%20billion,are%20actively%20used%20and%20updated." target="_blank">71% of businesses</a> have a website, and there are <a href="https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/website-statistics/#:~:text=There%20are%20about%201.13%20billion,are%20actively%20used%20and%20updated." target="_blank">1.13 billion sites</a> swarming the Internet. How can a brand stand out?
The answer is simple: they invest in beautiful, high-quality, custom digital experiences, the kinds that inspire visitors to engage, convert, and buy. And while a stunning UX can turn heads, the best sites put content first and utilize modern tech in profound ways.  
<a href="https://www.kentico.com/" target="_blank">Kentico</a>, a leading composable hybrid headless digital experience platform (DXP), has long been a champion of custom website design, highlighting the spirit of innovation through its exclusive “Site of Year” competition. The annual contest recognizes the most ambitious sites built with Kentico – and the 2022 winners were, in a word, breathtaking.
“The [Site of the Year] winners are clients and partners who succeed in delivering exceptional user experiences,” said <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominik-xperience-pinter/" target="_blank">Dominik Pinter</a>, Kentico CEO. “Their websites or apps show excellence in creativity, innovation, content modeling, and the use of technology. The creators of the websites are experts in innovative thinking – creative people with a strong vision.”
According to Pinter, the winners and finalists went beyond attractive content and interactive features, leveraging Kentico’s full potential to improve productivity for marketers while providing a solution to future-proof their growth.  
While 2022 is in the rearview, many of the sites produced on Kentico continue to shine. We wanted to take a fresh look at the winners, dive deep into a few standouts, and share how these projects continue to challenge the status quo.
<h2>Celebrating innovation across industries</h2>
The “Site of the Year” competition solicits entries from any global partner or customer that built a website or app using <a href="https://www.kentico.com/discover/blog/kentico-xperience-13-is-here" target="_blank">Kentico Xperience 13</a> or the new <a href="https://www.kentico.com/platforms/xperience-by-kentico" target="_blank">Xperience by Kentico</a> – and launched it in 2022.
The competition covered ten industry categories: Entertainment and Hospitality, B2B, Commerce, Consumer Goods, Education and Careers, Healthcare, Financial Services, Government and Municipal, Industrial Manufacturing, and NGO and Associations.
Submissions were evaluated by a hand-picked committee of experts, who judged each entry on a range of criteria. All winners were then entered into a Community Choice competition, which was open to public voting.
While each category showcased its top pick, Kentico also included other finalists – which, in all cases, offered exceptional experiences. You can peruse every project in more detail by downloading this <a href="https://www.kentico.com/discover/resources/soty-2022-ebook" target="_blank">dynamite ebook</a>.
It was a tough call with so many great use cases, but these three really exemplify the quality and innovation in this year’s crop.
<h2>Pro Football Hall of Fame</h2>
As the Entertainment and Hospitality Industry winner and Community Choice Award recipient, the <a href="https://www.profootballhof.com/" target="_blank">Pro Football Hall of Fame</a> scores on every play.
Like a wide receiver scrambling downfield, this website is blazing fast. The mobile experience is elegant, app-like, and features intuitive navigation. From a visual perspective, the whole experience unfolds with gorgeous, energetic photography, reflecting the dynamic history and culture of American football.
For an organization that’s been around for over 100 years, making a bold digital statement reflects modern relevance. <a href="https://www.americaneagle.com/" target="_blank">Americaneagle.com</a> – the agency behind the site – did its homework to ensure a seamless, cohesive brand experience that celebrates the past while looking ahead. 
What we really love about the Pro Football Hall of Fame site are the interactive details. Visitors can search its rich database of athletes based on a series of filters, and each player’s page features a slick design that combines career performance stats with powerful imagery.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/kentico-sites-pro-football-hof-1024x655.jpg" alt="Kentico Site of the Year 2022 example of the Pro Football Hall of Fame with both desktop and mobile views" />In addition to an online store featuring an array of merchandise, fans can score tickets to the museum experience and plan their trip to the storied venue in Canton, Ohio. These enhancements have increased online transactions and foot traffic, making it a site that blends the past and the future – and one that earns its place in the digital experience hall of fame.  
<h2>Potten &amp; Pannen</h2>
For Czech-based <a href="https://www.pottenpannen.cz/" target="_blank">Potten &amp; Pannen</a>, the ingredients for a successful digital strategy called for more than the typical accoutrements. As an importer, distributor, and retailer of kitchen equipment, it needed a website that reflected its reputation for luxury and sophistication while scaling to meet the demands of online retail.
Everything about the new Potten &amp; Pannen site exudes elegance, from the wide-format hero images to the light and airy template. The product photos are bright and beautiful, and the text and graphics bring a distinctly European sensibility to the general gestalt. Superb.
One thing that really stands out from a UX perspective is the mobile experience. Elements are well-placed within the frame and highly clickable – and the use of white space helps the overall legibility on longer-form product pages, where images and details can get lengthy. The result: a more pleasing shopping experience and more conversions at the right points.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/kentico-sites-potten-pannen-1024x655.jpg" alt="Kentico Site of the Year 2022 example of Potten and Pannen with both desktop and mobile views" />The secret ingredient for Potten &amp; Pannen is baked behind the scenes, where the Cloud adds pizzaz. The company launched four e-Commerce websites to meet growing demand, and an auto-scaling strategy allows for dynamic resource allocation during peak periods.
<a href="https://www.bluesoft.cz/en/" target="_blank">Bluesoft</a>, the Kentico partner that brought the project to life, didn’t stop with scalability. The solution also tapped the power of artificial intelligence by leveraging Kentico’s integration with <a href="https://www.recombee.com/" target="_blank">Recombee</a> – an AI-powered recommender. This allowed the brand to serve more relevant recommendations for products.
With such rich innovation from frontend to backend, Potten &amp; Pannen brought real sizzle to the commerce category – and a great menu addition to the “Site of the Year.”
<h2>Suffolk Credit Union</h2>
Rounding out our picks in the financial services category is <a href="https://www.suffolkcu.org/" target="_blank">Suffolk Credit Union</a>, built by <a href="https://www.zaginteractive.com/" target="_blank">Zag Interactive</a>. It’s hard to ignore the innate challenges that any fintech application faces around security and trust, so we were immediately drawn to the use case.
What struck us about this project was the uniquely inviting design. The thoughtful approach to journey mapping in key customer areas like auto loans and mortgages makes the experience easy to navigate while supporting users at every step.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/kentico-sites-suffolk-credit-union-1024x589.jpg" alt="Kentico Site of the Year 2022 example of Suffolk Credit Union with both desktop and mobile views" />The large, legible text and high-contrast color scheme help this site stand out, but the visual choices also reflect a commitment to accessibility. Using brand elements from the logo icon (we especially like the “hello” emblem in the footer) makes the experience more cohesive.
This site “feels” impressive on all screens, but the magic doesn’t end there. Zag also focused on delivering trusted security to support Suffolk’s online banking – one of its most vital services. Along with improved SEO and other integrations, technology helped enhance the experience.
Many financial websites rely on predictable stock images and tired templates to build their digital brand. But Suffolk has bucked the trend with an inspired design you can bank on.
<h2>Good design is never a commodity</h2>
After reviewing the 2022 “Site of the Year” winners, it’s abundantly clear that unique, high-quality web design continues to thrive. To bring custom ideas to life, web agencies and brands leverage Kentico’s complete range of DXP capabilities – from its customizable CMS to its breadth of marketing capabilities and integrations.
Boasting a network of <a href="https://www.kentico.com/partners/find-a-partner" target="_blank">1,000 digital agencies</a> globally, Kentico’s partners are a critical factor in the success of these projects. Their expertise delivers beautiful UX with secure and scalable performance while utilizing Kentico’s industry-leading features. Partners also receive technical support, training, and certifications that help ensure quality implementations.
As an annual event, we can anticipate the 2023 call for entries before the end of this year. And if the use cases are anything like 2022, we’re preparing to be blown away.

Kentico ‘Site of the Year’ Competition Proves Custom Web Design is Alive – and Thriving

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