Something to Celebrate
Brownboots launches a fresh new website for Farmers National Bank in Ohio.
2/17/23
It’s like déjà vu — only better.
About a year ago, we rolled out version 1.6 of our proprietary content management system (CMS). Ever since, we have been diligently adding and testing new features, which will soon reach our bank clients in the form of CMS 2.0.
Among the upgrades is a feature for which our clients have been clamoring: the ability to schedule the publishing and unpublishing of alerts. Even better, we’ve added that same functionality to a variety of other elements.
And that’s just the beginning.
What’s better than adding a specialized alert to one, some or all pages of your bank website? How about being able to prepare a holiday-hours banner without having to log in and publish it on your day off?
With auto publish and unpublish, you can plan your announcements well in advance and not have to worry about remembering to remove them from the site later. This same feature is also available for forms, blog posts and even entire pages.
Furthermore, we took the opportunity to overhaul how we handle alerts while broadening the scope of what constitutes a reusable element — those pieces of content that are created once and displayed in multiple places throughout the website.
Simply put, we built blocks.
A block can be almost anything. Do you have a call-to-action (CTA) box that you want to include on multiple loan pages? Create the block once and then drop that element wherever you wish. A few other possible candidates for block elements include:
With blocks, you not only save time by building once, but also by making future edits in a single place instead of page by page. In many ways, blocks are similar to how most clients have been using our calculators, locations and staff members — only now these reusable elements can be far more customized.
In addition to the schedulable block editor, CMS 2.0 also boasts the following features:
We want to put these helpful tools in your hands as quickly as possible and are currently in the final stages of thorough testing. More details about the rollout will be shared with our clients during webinars scheduled for March 8, 9 and 10. They can expect to receive an email with signup links shortly.
We hear from clients and prospects alike that they love our CMS. Because of our commitment to continuous improvement, we can confidently say the best is yet to come!
Any questions about our ever-evolving CMS? We’re happy to answer them!
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