[jshjohnson]

Hey,

I am in the process of building a client website which is a one page website which anchors to five different sections. The client has mentioned they want 4 of the sections to be static but a ‘News’ section which they can edit themselves. As this isn’t a “normal” website, would WordPress still be the most suitable CMS?

I have heard Kirby is quite apt for this but have no experience in using it.

Thanks

[TheDoc]

WordPress would be pretty overkill for something like this. I’m not sure if Kirby is the solution, either. People have mentioned Perch here before.

[chrisburton]

I don’t think Kirby is a bad decision in this case. Especially for a one page site. Check out this article: http://getkirby.com/blog/one-pager

[JoshWhite]

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I was going to 2nd Perch – just because it has those blog/news tools built into it. But I’m wondering if something like Pagelime wouldn’t be the right choice.

[LinuxGeek]

This article breaks down some nice CMS options, including Perch. Obviously, WordPress, Debian, and Joomla are options as well. Hope this helps.

http://www.wiredtree.com/blog/5-content-management-systems-you-should-know-about/

[dominikangerer]

Little late about this – but still I would now 2017 recommend using Storyblok. It shouldn’t take more than 1 hour to get your page ready for your client. You can also scale to enterprise websites using Storyblok.

npm install storyblok-cli -g
storyblok quickstart

and you got hosting and a local environment all set up.

[ahavoo]

For one page website with some static sections and dymanic news
Utuki can be good option: https://utuki.com
It’s 1Mb weight only and looks nice

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