Content structure

Blog, portfolio, catalogue — define it once, then just fill it in

Take a ready-made template — blog, portfolio, catalogue — or define your own entry type. Either way you get a form, a listing and subpages for it.

A collection entry listing — the LessCMS panel

You decide what an entry is made of

Say you show off your projects. Each has a name, photos, a client and a date. You lay that out once from more than a dozen field types — text, rich text, number, date, select, images, file, relation, toggle.

The editor gets a form

Adding the next project means filling in ready-made fields, like a questionnaire. There is no blank page where the layout has to be rebuilt from scratch.

The listing and subpages build themselves

Add 42 entries and you have 42 finished subpages with their own addresses and sitemap entries. Google sees each one separately.

Anything that repeats

A restaurant menu, a machine catalogue with specifications, a training calendar, job openings, a list of branches, a Q&A base.

Also

The small things that make the difference

✓ Version history on every entry
✓ Relations between types — a project can point at a client
✓ The same content available through the API

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