Flowli is a next-generation semantic web publishing tool. Use it to create everything from simple portfolio sites to complex web portals. Read on to find out more …
Flowli understands your content. Literally. Ask it to automatically add tags, or write summaries of your texts. Soon, Flowli will even be able to suggest where on your website a text should go. This wizardry is made possible by our technology partner Strider DI.
Flowli's admin interface is unlike anything you've seen. There are no confusing buttons and no complex folder trees. In fact, Flowli does not use folders at all! Instead, discover a beautifully clear library with all your content – just waiting to be found and used in seconds!
Some CMS let you 'click & drag' content to build a webpage. Flowli goes much, much further. Using its own 'plain English' script, you can create completely dynamic Templates to display your content semantically and in real time.
Flowli strictly separates content from its presentation, so you can create different Templates for different devices. Fast-loading mobile version? Touch-optimised tablet version? No problem! Just tweak a few lines of the Template script, CSS or HTML.
Why use the back end if you just want to fix a typo? Simply visit your website in a browser, double click a text and edit it right there. We think web publishing should be that easy. And rest assured: only people who are logged in can make these direct changes ;-)
This initiative by Google, Microsoft and Yahoo provides a collection of schemas, ie. html tags, to help their search engines improve the display of search results. This will make it easier for people to find the right websites.
Flowli’s ‘plain English’ Templates are easy to write, but we’ll make it even easier with our upcoming Template Editor: all you need to do is drag & drop little ‘building blocks’ of instructions. All without the need to know how to write code!
Every time you (or a member of your team) edit a text, a new version will be created. This makes it super easy to track changes or revive an older version.
This nifty feature will allow you to set specific user roles, so certain people can only edit certain texts or templates of your website. Great for larger editorial teams.
