Content Management System Blog.

At first glance, DIY website platforms look like the perfect solution. They’re cheap (sometimes even free), flexible, and promise you full control. But once you’ve built a site, reality sets in: constant updates, endless troubleshooting, and surprise expenses. 

When it comes to website security, most platforms treat it like an afterthought—or worse, leave it in your hands entirely. With Pixxell, security is not a feature. It's the foundation. We built Pixxell from the ground up to protect your websites from common threats like plugin vulnerabilities, server misconfigurations, and data loss. 

When you build websites for clients, your brand should be the one they remember—not the tools behind the scenes. Unfortunately, most CMS platforms make that difficult. You're either locked into their branding or forced to spend hours customizing open-source code just to hide someone else’s logo.

Cybersecurity is no longer an optional consideration for small businesses—it's essential. As cyber threats evolve, businesses operating without dedicated IT departments become prime targets.

WordPress is undoubtedly one of the most popular content management systems (CMS) in the world, but its open-source nature and reliance on plugins can expose users to significant security risks.

The evolution of CMS platforms reflects the growing need for scalable, flexible, and user-centered website management tools. Many traditional solutions become obsolete because they cannot keep up with the rapidly changing environment.