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Allow clients to update content but not access code..... What do I do?

A CMS is usually tailored to the clients needs so they can update all or just parts of their website

Many clients have the need to make frequent changes to their website and want to be able to do this themselves. The best option is to offer your client a CMS (Content Management System) they can use to update the site. A CMS is usually tailored to the clients needs so they can update all or just parts of their website. A CMS can be anything as sophisticated as creating new pages or as simple as just updating current content on a website. This will keep your clients out of your code, but allow them to make desired changes. In order to build a CMS you would use either PHP (Linux) or ASP (Windows). Also, make sure that you keep the CMS password protected to prevent unwanted changes to the site.

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