The 11 release in spring 2016. Featuring zone editing and security improvements.
Nov 2016 webinar, NHS, Barnsley BEST, faceting and CMS future developments
The 10.5 release in summer 2016. Featuring performance and security improvements and changes to the posts interface.
Critical vulnerabilities affecting QuickTime and Flash for Windows.
It’s been said before, but websites are all starting to look the same.
End of support for IE 8, 9 and 10, but the CMS will still work on them.
Carousels, rotating banners or ‘that sliding thingy on the homepage’, call them what you will – it’s not always easy to tell if they are pleasing or annoying to site visitors. Here are five things to consider when deciding on whether you’re keeping your carousel in 2016.
The 10.4 release in autumn 2015. Featuring workflow for posts, improvements to searches and image handling
Asset classes should be a one-off setup on site creation and should provide simple, scalable access control. In training and helping our customers manage their sites we see confusion about asset classes and their application. This article hopes to provide some simple guidelines to help you get your assets in order.
10.3 is the latest CMS release for Spring 2015. It features scheduled publishing, improvements to n-tier workflow and faceted post searching.
Websites, like all communication tools, need to be kept fresh. Sites that remain unchanged can quickly become stagnant and put off repeat visits. If a visitor doesn’t see new or updated content, why should they come back?
Over the last four months our development team has been hard at work building on the strengths of Sitekit CMS 10.0 and Sitekit CMS 10.1 both released earlier this year. In the coming days we'll be rolling out our latest version, Sitekit CMS 10.2, to our hosting platforms. There are dozens of improvements and fixes to make the platform more stable than ever as well as key new features, some of which are highlighted below.
Accessible web sites, are they just for Guardian readers? In this post I’ll try to explain why I don’t think they are, and show you how you can make your website more accessible.
Did you know that there is a Recycle Bin in Sitekit CMS? It is a handy tool which collects pages and files that have been deleted, just like the Recycle Bin on a Windows desktop or Trash Can in the Mac Dock. It can be a life saver if you mistakenly delete something, as you can quickly get your data back by locating the deleted item in the Bin and undoing the deletion.
Last week it was announced that Shellshock (also known as Bashdoor) a security vulnerability has been found in the Unix Bash shell. This issue affects the version of Bash as shipped with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, 6 and 7.
Sitekit CMS customers can be assured that your data is safe, as our CMS is hosted using Windows technologies, which are unaffected by this threat.
The Sitekit User Conference will take place on Thursday 20 November 2014 and will return to the centrally located Studio Venue in Birmingham.
Unless you have been holidaying on the moon in recent weeks, it can’t have escaped your notice that Apple “quietly” launched a number of new products and services, many of which could have an impact on the digital health market in the UK.
Many of our NHS clients are asking us what we think of these developments and what, if any, opportunities exist for them to make the most of these going forward.
In 2002 advertisers spent in the region of £200 million on UK Internet advertising. Compare that figure to 2013, when advertisers spent approximately £14 billion. The growth in internet advertising has been astronomical and reflects how consumers are accessing information in the digital era.
If there’s one topic that has repeatedly come up in my conversations with customers in the recent months, it’s authentication. Many people wonder how they can get only their users onto a website and not anyone else, without putting barriers in their way.
We are excited to be able to announce the release of Sitekit CMS 10.1, our latest and greatest CMS update yet and packed with new functionality.
We are holding a webinar on 6th June at 11am (BST).
The webinar will be informal and we will be answering any questions you might have about Sitekit CMS v10, how you might be able to make use of it as well as answering questions about the forthcoming 10.1 update.
This week an encryption flaw called the Heartbleed bug caused several large websites to expose their users’ sensitive data such as credit card numbers, usernames, and passwords. Your website hosted by Sitekit CMS is not affected by this bug. Sitekit CMS is hosted using Windows technologies, which are unaffected: in other words, your data is safe. Read on for more.
In the coming days we will be rolling out Sitekit CMS 10. This new version features a raft of exciting new features and functionality. Read on to find out what's new.
We're now entering the final stages of product testing and preparing for the release Sitekit CMS 10. As the release nears it seems a good time to update you on the product roadmap for the coming versions.