Redesign CMS - easy-to-use site builder for tourism sites

Want to build a simple single-page website or just publish an article page with no coding or technical hassle?

Then Redesign CMS is for you! You don't need any documentation to use this straightforward, user-friendly solution. This post on LinkedIn Pulse is your one-stop reference to find out what it is, what you can do with it and how to use it. And it's free!

Publishing needs are often just about content, not "design". For instance, your gospel choir wants a web site. You can choose one of the best templates offered by Squarespace (and they do have good ones), but you can be sure that no selection will appeal to all your fellow choir members. What everyone does like universally is a simple, clear article on their last concert with a great picture – as published in the press – to build their online hall of fame . This is a typical use case for our Redesign CMS: a style that is plain vanilla, but professional looking with basic design elements (in colors that match the choir's robes, perhaps), a blog-like article series and the occasional embedded YouTube video or sound recording.

Examples

Landhotel Heine in Kyritz, Brandenburg. A content-rich Redesign site that features vacation packages, tourism content, a full-width Google Slides presentation and a rather large image gallery from Imgur that shows new vacation homes.

Hotel am Kurpark in the southern Black Forest. Two summer vacation deals (with expiration dates, of course), an image gallery and a SlideShare presentation, plus a banner that aligns with their web site's brand.

Hotel Marieluise in Lueneburg Heath, northern Germany. Content-rich page, image gallery, embedded curation site highlighting local tourism options and the spa.

Hotel Seerose in Lindau, Lake Constance. One vacation offer and hotel rates with built-in Google Photo Sphere.

Vacation homes on the isle of Juist, North Sea. Tourism Information, details on home types, no rates but reference to price list, SlideShare.

North Sea vacation homes. Short articles, each of which presents seasonal rates or last-minute packages for vacancies. For this type of post, an expiration date is crucial. (The listing disappears on the expiration date, but it is not deleted, so the data can be reset.)

pension-westfalia.com. Here, Redesign CMS was used to build the English-language website for this B&B in Munich. It includes a description of the neighborhood, rooms, rates and embedded Google Photo Sphere.