Ten lightweight content management systems (CMS) recommendations, say goodbye to bloat and embrace simplicity!

Not all website projects require a multi-functional content management system. Sometimes, a lightweight, simple system is the best choice. We have carefully selected ten lightweight CMSs (not file size, but system complexity) to help you and your customers manage content easily! Of course, this article won't mention WordPress, although I think it's the best free open source CMS right now.

1. Zimplit CMS

Extremely lightweight, simple, customizable and open source. Easy to install and use, its simple web interface contains only one core engine file.

2. CMS from Scratch

Fast, simple and open source, allowing web designers to provide their own editable websites.

3. PageLime

Managed CMS for designers, web agents and web developers. By logging into a web application hosted on the server, you can manage text, images, and documents on your website.

4. CMS Made Simple

PHP-based open source (GPL) software package provides website developers with a simple and easy-to-use tool for building small (ten to hundreds of pages) semi-static websites.

5. CushyCMS

Easy to use, it can be easily used by both content editors and designers. The CMS is very simple and can be deployed in less than 3 minutes by web designers.

6. Zotonic

Fast, easy to use and open source CMS. Scalable, flexible, with a wide range of internet applications and network releases from the very beginning. It can also serve as a framework that is easy to scale and adapt to specific purposes.

7. sNews

Full free, standard-compliant, PHP and MySQL-based CMS. Extremely lightweight, simple and customizable. Easy to install and use.

8. Radiant CMS

Open source CMS designed for small teams is designed to be as simplified as possible, with its elegant management interface centered around three key components: pages, code snippets, and layouts.

9. Pixie

Use the latest web standards to ensure that any website you build is accessible to all visitors and is search engine friendly. You just need to know CSS to customize your website.

10. Sympsony

Symphony utilizes open standards such as XML and XSLT, as well as traditional XHTML and CSS. Even the management interface uses a widely used jQuery library, so extension developers don't need to learn a completely new framework when extending the backend.

Open Source CMS FAQ

(The FAQ part of the original text is omitted here because this part is weakly related to lightweight CMS topics and can be processed or deleted separately as needed.)

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