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Case Study

Content Management System

Content Management System Informatic Engineering Muhammadiyah University of Cirebon

Content Management System

Description

The UMC Information Technology CMS is a web-based content management platform designed to manage academic information in a centralized, structured, and efficient manner. The system supports the management of various types of content, from news and announcements to academic data, within a single integrated digital ecosystem.

The primary focus of development is on user experience, both for administrators managing content and end-users accessing information quickly and comfortably.

Background

Before this system was developed, information management was done manually and scattered across various media, making the update process inefficient, prone to inconsistencies, and difficult to control.

This CMS is presented as a solution to introduce a more modern, structured, and easy-to-operate content management flow, while also improving the quality of information delivery to students and the public.

Main Features

  • Centralized admin dashboard for content management

  • Dynamic content management (CRUD) for news, announcements, and pages

  • Faculty, position, and facility data management system

  • Media upload and management (images & files)

  • Categories and tagging for a more organized content structure

  • Responsive and informative public website

  • Multi-language support (internationalization / i18n)

  • Integration with REST API for data distribution

Roles & Contributions

  • Developing end-to-end frontend, including admin dashboard and public website

  • Building an interactive admin dashboard to simplify the content management process

  • Implementing a responsive, informative, and user-friendly public website appearance

  • Integrating the frontend with API to ensure smooth data flow

  • Designing a modular and reusable component structure for application scalability

  • Optimizing application performance to increase speed and access comfort

  • Implementing multi-language feature (i18n) on the frontend side

  • Maintaining design and user experience consistency throughout the system

Impact & Results

  • Improving efficiency in academic content management

  • Accelerating the real-time publication process of information

  • Reducing data inconsistencies due to manual management

  • Enhancing user experience quality, both for administrators and visitors

Tech Stack

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSExpress.jsMySQL