Joomla! Review

PROS: I like that Joomla helps me make more visual websites without any programming knowledge because it's easy to categories the elements and do a quick search for them. Joomla is open-sourced, so it's free and I can use it multiple times, with regular improvements. The setup is so easy too and even has a web assistant that supports me every step of the way.

CONS: It has a lot of customization and not so popular, but once you've gotten the hang of it, it's good.

PROS: It's free, so I'm able to use the codes without having to pay a fee for the license use. The software is so easy and speedy to set up, and their customer support is very responsive and ready to give tips regardless of hours.

CONS: It would be great to have more plugins and templates and make it easier to navigate through, especially those using it for the first time without prior experience.

PROS: I like being able to be more specific with what elements appear on various pages. It's a pro-grade content management system with good plugins available.

CONS: It doesn't have as many plugins like WordPress, but still enough to suit most website needs.

PROS: I like being able to customize the UI, where I can edit the control panel that allows me to edit the items on my website and ensure it's SEO ranking.

CONS: It would be great to have more updates to the add-ons and if we can use the advanced settings a lot more easily.

PROS: It's more user-friendly than WordPress and I'm able to organize my website elements and content according to what I need. I like that I'm also able to customize the extensions I use.

CONS: It would be helpful to have more regular software updates. It would also be helpful if the framework could be more flexible and the images can be edited a little.

PROS: I like how I can add so many elements on my webpage using Joomla. It's more of an intermediate-level webpage editor, where there are specific areas for coding, or for items that are more common including pictures, hyperlinks, color, and font. It's great for those who don't have much experience with coding and can still build a credible website.

CONS: There are bugs that could be improved on, like making sure changes are saved, coding can be clearer, avoiding broken hyperlinks. It could also be a slow server, I'm not sure.

PROS: Great UI, easy to use, and features a wide range of functionalities.

CONS: It would be great if it's also easier to translate some modules and components.

PROS: It's so fast to set up because the dev pack isn't too big. Joomla makes it easy to enable a responsive website and all the functionality scripts. We have plenty of design templates and themes to choose from. Joomla makes sure it's constantly updated too.

CONS: I really like Joomla, and it could be an even better CMS than WordPress or Drupal.

PROS: I'm finding it so easy to manage posts and tools. It's so simple to delegate tasks.

CONS: It would be great to update the theme and structure of the platform. Perhaps a daily change emphasizing content vs design can also help in terms of site and blog management.

PROS: I like that it's open-sourced and run by a community that rolls out updates regularly to suit what I need for my CMS.

CONS: There are constant updates to the site, which is good of course, but also tricky for me!

PROS: I like that the modules and extensions are user-friendly and so easy to understand and implement. Developing websites is so much easier since I used Joomla. I also like their themes because they're all custom-ready. I'm able to create a great website without previous programming experience. I consider Joomla crucial for my website works, including for customers looking for a good e-commerce website. Their SEO settings are also more advanced.

CONS: It would be great to have free versions of some extensions and modules, other than that, I really like Joomla.

PROS: I'm comfortable using Joomla's design environment. We're able to build web pages easily and in no time either from scratch or using templates. Joomla and its community feature so many resources that we can use for our own. I also like that we can use a lot of extensions to make it more solid and reliable.

CONS: It would also be helpful for the UI to be a lot more user-friendly. It's comparable to WordPress in these two instances.

PROS: I like that it's a good alternative to other platforms like WordPress because it has a lot of tools and functions that make it easy for small businesses like mine to set up an e-commerce store online.

CONS: It would be great for the UI to be easier to use and have additional tutorials, and that it integrates with more third-party plugins.

PROS: I like that I can use multiple languages on one website because at least 70 language extensions are available and compatible.

CONS: It would be great if more plugins are made compatible with Joomla.