Overall Satisfaction with Contentstack
We used Contentstack in a pretty vanilla CMS setup. The client needed to be able to update the text content for their website without the requirement for Dev resource.
Frankly, I wasn't involved with the actual setup of the, but regularly contributed to the management of the content and layout.
I found Contentstack relatively straightforward to work with, albeit the handling of image uploads / conversion could do with a little streamlining.
It needs to be stated that whilst Contentstack was rock solid in use, the implementation of a CMS was perhaps overkill for a relatively simple website - the client however we're happy with the results.
Frankly, I wasn't involved with the actual setup of the, but regularly contributed to the management of the content and layout.
I found Contentstack relatively straightforward to work with, albeit the handling of image uploads / conversion could do with a little streamlining.
It needs to be stated that whilst Contentstack was rock solid in use, the implementation of a CMS was perhaps overkill for a relatively simple website - the client however we're happy with the results.
- Easy to manage once implemented
- Good tools for the handling / conversion / compression of images.
- Intuitive layout tools
- Fiddly setup
- The image tools, whilst good, are less than intuitive
- Easy to manage the site
- Could hand control over to the content chaps
- Simple tweaks to site and wording could be implemented with no dev hours
Content Author / Administrator
1-10 pages
Do you think Contentstack delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Contentstack's feature set?
Yes
Did Contentstack live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Contentstack go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Contentstack again?
Yes