CMS: A content management system, or CMS, is a computer software system used to enable and organize the joint process of creating and editing text and multimedia documents.

WCMS: stands for Web Content Management System. A WCMS consists of a front end and back end. The front end is the website that the visitors and the logged-on users see. The back end, on the other hand, contains the administration layer of the website for the administrators. Configuration, maintenance, cleaning, the generation of statistics, and new content creation are all done in back end by authorized people. The back end is at a different URL than the website.

Template:
1. A template is a kind of visual editing pattern that is placed on the top of content.

2. A template defines the colors, character fonts, font sizes, background images, spacing, and partitioning of the page, in other words, everything that has to do with the appearance of a page.

3. A template is made up of at least one HTML file for the structure of the page and one CSS file for the design.

1. The Poll Component allows us to create poll questions for our site. Site visitors can then respond to the poll questions.
2. This Component allows us to place up to 12 questions, or 'options', in each poll question.

1. News feeds allow us to see when websites have added new content. We can get the latest headlines and video in one place, as soon as it's published, without having to visit the websites we have taken the feed from.

2. Feeds are generally known as RSS ('Really Simple Syndication') which are just web pages, designed to be read by computers rather than people.

3. New feed are standardized, machine readable collections of content, which can be processed further, to some extent the content of you site, without the encumbrance of the template and layout.

1. Control Panel
2. User Manager
3. Media Manager
4. Global Configuration
5. Logout