Websites made with Content Management Systems(CMS) allow you to control or change any content, text or image anywhere on your site with ease. Content Management Systems use online word processors like windows to control content. The benefit is in the simplicity, CMS based websites require little to no technical skill to manage after initial setup.

A web form (like this one) that allows you to collect detailed information from visitors. The collected information can be delivered by email or stored in a database. Uses include: contact forms; registration forms; feedback forms; quote requests; etc.

This feature allows you to have a password protected section of the website where only certain people can access. This might be used to post employee news, human resources forms, sales contest results, etc.

Manage a collection of documents that website visitors can view and download. Documents might include product manuals, order forms, installation guides, etc. Documents can be uploaded in many common formats including: Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, and Adobe PDF.,

A simple "click and purchase" interface. This works best for sites where visitors will most likely make a single purchase (product, service, donation, etc).

This option allows visitors to add multiple items to their "shopping cart". They can choose when they are ready to checkout and purchase all the items they have selected.

Allow your site visitors to easily subscribe and unsubscribe from a mailing list.