As most web designers have done, I started writing web pages in HTML with cascading style sheets CSS. HTML works fine until you start getting a lot of pages, then it's time to turn to a content management system CMS. The CMS I use is Joomla.Joomla Websites use PHP and a MySQL database to store as many pages as you want. It also provides a way for nonprogrammers to create web pages. Using a WYSIWYG editor brings common word processor features directly to your web pages.Installable templates and ease of customizing makes is a simple task to make the website look and feel exactly the way you want. Joomla is also expandable. Using "Plugins", prewritten programs, adding features to the website with just a few mouse clicks. Your website is built before you pay. You are given access to the website. You test it out, make sure it is exactly what you want. Once you are satisfied with everything, then and only then you pay for the website. Cost effective, high quality service.