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Features in Umbraco

Umbraco is a full-scale CMS that has all the features you need to create a user-friendly and easy-to-navigate website.

What features does Umbraco CMS have?

  • Create content without code

    Publish news, images, campaigns, and other types of content without writing any code.

  • Create drafts and schedule content

    You can always return to your work and see that your content is published automatically while you pick up the kids.

  • Preview mode for multiple devices

    Preview how your webpage works on mobile, laptop, and tablet. Make sure everything looks right everywhere before going live with the built-in preview mode.

  • Version control

    Don't worry, content is never lost in Umbraco. If you ever encounter a need to undo something, you can always go back to a previous version of the content.

  • Customizable workflow

    Intuitive, fast, and enjoyable content editing is only possible if the structure of the CMS supports the exact tasks you need to solve.

  • Structured media library

    Keep track of and overview all your images, PDFs, GIFs, videos, and other media in the customizable Umbraco Media Library.

  • Auto-cropping for images

    Ensure that your images look good regardless of the format on both the blog page or social media post. Umbraco now also supports the new image format WebP, which automatically optimizes the images.

  • Multilingual content editing

    Manage multiple languages in a main node.

What advantages does Umbraco have when it comes to web design?

  • Customizable page templates

    Control how the content will look and function on different pages by creating templates.

  • Mobile-friendly

    Be sure that your content looks good on mobile.

  • Let the design lead

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    Frequently asked questions about Umbraco

    Umbraco is a flexible and user-friendly CMS (Content Management System) that makes it easy to create, manage, and publish content on your website. It is customizable, scalable, and suitable for both small and large businesses. Umbraco provides full control over design, functionality, and content – perfect for companies that want a user-friendly website that can grow with the business.

    Umbraco CMS makes it easy to manage content without having to write code. You can create drafts, schedule content, preview the website on different devices, and use version control to easily revert to previous versions. Additionally, the platform has a structured media library and support for multilingual content editing.

    Umbraco is easy to integrate with e-commerce solutions. You can use it as a headless CMS together with Norce Commerce or build a built-in e-commerce solution directly in Umbraco with Umbraco Commerce. It provides the flexibility to create a customized shopping experience and manage both content and e-commerce in one place.

    Yes, Umbraco CMS gives full control over design and layout. You can create customizable page templates, use your own fonts and colors, and save and reuse global design elements. The platform is built to provide the freedom to create a website that reflects your brand – whether it's a simple page or a complex website.

    Umbraco has open APIs that make it easy to integrate with other systems, such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), CRM, and third-party services for payment, analytics, or marketing. Additionally, there is a large ecosystem of add-ons and extensions that allow you to customize functionality according to your needs.

    Yes, Umbraco gives control over important SEO elements such as metadata, URL structure, sitemap generation, and mobile responsive design. You can easily optimize content for search engines and ensure that your website ranks high on search engines like Google and Bing.

    Umbraco has built-in support for multilingual content management, making it easy to create and manage content in multiple languages on a single platform. You can translate pages, manage local variations, and ensure that all information is consistent across different markets.

    With version control in Umbraco, you can easily track changes in the content and revert to previous versions if needed. This means you never lose important work and can test new ideas without risk. Perfect for teams collaborating on content and needing a flexible workflow.

    This means that we as a provider have extensive experience with Umbraco CMS as a platform. We have developed hundreds of Umbraco websites and know the system inside and out. Our developers are specialized in Umbraco CMS, so you are always guaranteed top expertise for the development of your website.