Should I Use a Cms for My Website?

A CMS solution is a better option if you're creating a large website with multiple pages, or if you plan to make changes or additions to your website down the line. That's because a CMS will make it easier to do things like edit existing pages, publish new pages, add an online store, create web forms, and so forth.

Do I need CMS for my website?

Basically, any marketing site should have a CMS. Sometimes it's good to decouple the CMS and the webpage: for example, Pinterest might be running on Rails or something, but then they might have WordPress or Drupal to manage some of their frontend marketing content, which then pushes to the Rails app.

When should you not use a CMS?

CMS products inhibit your ability to create semantically structured source code. CMS products often make simple tasks more complex. All CMS products introduce bloat to your pages which can increase page load time and impede performance.