Content Management Made Simple
Update Your Website Anytime,
Anywhere, With No Monthly Fees!
Big Fat Designs’ time-saving website Content Management System (CMS) has more features, more fl exibility and
is easier to use than ever! It gives your company the power and fl exibility to change and modify your website as
needed, whenever needed, without having to rely on your ISP or web developer to make the changes. This
means you can implement your business decisions faster for an overall cost savings.
Grows with Your Company
Fat Admin is specifically designed for both small companies and large corporations alike. Packed with features, you can simply turn on and off the portions of your site you need today. As your company grows and your website needs become greater, simply turn on the elements you need - without having to call your web developer!
Template Driven Solution
Through the use of HTML Templates, the Fat Admin Content Manager can quickly and easily be setup to work with any design, giving you the flexibility and individuality your company deserves.
WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get)
Edit and update your website with little to zero knowledge of HTML coding. Utilizing a visual HTML editor, you can update your website as easily as typing in your favorite word processor. Copy and place text, add photos, tables - even custom HTML!
Custom Development
Custom Development is a cinch with Fat Admin – in fact – it was designed with that in mind! Be quicker to market, keep your costs down and develop tools for your business so that you can use today’s technology to grow your company tomorrow. (Think pricing calculators or CRMs...)
Standard Website Packages
We use the packages below as starting point to develop your custom website.
Every project is tailored to your organizations needs and built to your specifications.
Beautiful Content. Responsive.
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