With Joomla, you get a standardized interface and functionality as the foundation of this secure CMS. This means, that once you learn how to use one feature in Joomla, you have learned how to do many things within the system. This is ideal not just for your content managers, but your website integrators, developers, and programmers.

A user registration system, user manager and multiple ACL (Access Control List) levels are built into the core of Joomla. This makes the CMS an ideal choice for websites that require user registrations and accounts, or content restriction features, as well as for businesses with large website staff or contributors.

Content management is what Joomla does best, as it provides hundreds of options and dozens of interface screens to help create, organize, sort and display your content, your way. As your business grows and your website grows, these features are of particular importance. Joomla can handle complex navigation structures and your growing demand for content.

Joomla allows flexible template control, so you can do things like make different template settings across different pages or even use more than one template in your website. You can install as many templates as you like, or create as many overrides as you like, so pages, groups of pages or specific areas of your website can have different design settings. This is ideal for websites with extensive or frequently changing design requirements, multi-section websites, creative designers, etc.

Joomla offers extensive internationalized language support. It has basic multilingual features that come standard to this particular CMS, but it can also be installed in many different languages, or with multiple languages. This makes it an ideal choice for international websites and projects, sites that require multilingual features, sites with multilingual content, and teams with multilingual personnel.