Managing Content with CMS

Answers and Descriptions:

1. Answer: Creator, editor, publisher, administrator, and user.
   Description: Each role has specific responsibilities, e.g., creators produce content, editors review it, and administrators manage the system.

2. Answer: Roles like creator, editor, and publisher divide tasks, streamlining content creation and management.
   Description: For example, creators draft content, editors ensure quality, and publishers approve it, enabling efficient teamwork and consistent output.

3. Answer: CMS provides media libraries and embedding tools to upload and place graphics, audio, and video seamlessly.
   Description: For example, WordPress’s media uploader allows drag-and-drop image insertion, ensuring multimedia enhances the site without coding.

4. Answer: Static websites have fixed content, while dynamic websites generate content dynamically based on user input or data.
   Description: Static sites are simpler but less interactive; dynamic sites use scripting (e.g., PHP, JavaScript) for real-time updates.
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5. Answer: Dynamic websites offer personalized content, real-time updates, and interactivity through scripting and databases.
   Description: For example, a dynamic e-commerce site shows user-specific recommendations, unlike a static site with fixed content, improving engagement.