Joomla! Reviews

Ive been watching the development of 4 and it's come a long way. It's taken its time to get to market but it's finally there and I am loving the ease of use over the old. It took a morning to get the hang of it after years of using 3 as well as WordPress and Drupal, but now 4 knocks the socks off the others for its usability and extensibility. Love the new workflows feature.

The new interface is a breeze to use. It now has a web services API, best in class for accessibility. Scores very high with lighthouse out of the box.
Intuitive, fast and with the new workflows capability its a dream to use at any level.
All the bits that that were missing for me have just been filled in with the release of 4.
Media manager was improved.
Security was always good but now has many extra features not seen with other CMS.

It wont make tea. For a free product thats used on 3% of the entire web theres little to fault it. The media manager was the problem but is much better in 4.

We have used this program to make us aware of the idea of being able to solve programming problems for clients or to create websites with unique and strengthened templates. We have optimized our entire platform to improve the experience for our potential clients. I highly recommend this program to intensify the quality of the website optimization process. It has been very influential and reasonable to do a great job in programming.

I like the software to be of great use in entrenching leadership and building planned websites. The web traffic increased remarkably since the process has been done to expose a massive series of programming codes. The support of the program is highly excellent.

I don't particularly appreciate that the interface is a bit cumbersome to understand. However, the software has great guides.

Joomla is adequate for working on website development; we use it frequently, which has helped us save time and effort while getting the most creative websites. We have benefited from each tool and its default templates that have streamlined the building of websites remarkably. Using it, you don't need to be a web development expert to build the most creative websites; it provides everything you need and is quite intuitive.

We use Joomla to build our websites and web applications because of its incredible intuitiveness and tools to make everything more manageable. Its working environment is quite comfortable for my development team, and its web design resources significantly speed up our work when carrying out web development projects.

Its interface is a little complicated to understand; it is not as friendly as other tools and text editors to develop web pages.

Joomla is definitely a more complex CMS but it offers more technical options from the very start making it an ideal choice for professionals looking to build complicated websites.

Well suited for complex CMS websites.
Multilingual options from the get go.
Good official documentation.
Robust and secure.
Free and open source.

More complicated than WordPress.
Low adoption rate and smaller community makes finding solutions harder.

Joomla! is the biggest competitor to Wordpress. It may not be as easy as Wordpress and is geared more towards tech-savvy users but this also opens up space to create more complex websites.

Free and open source
Supports OOP languages
Good security features
Lots of free templates
Mobile friendly websites

Experience is not as user friendly as Wordpress - steeper learning curve.
Poor SEO when compared to Wordpress.

Joomla is an excellent content management app. Overall I used this tool to generate web content it's the best open source content management system. Its user interface is understandable and easy to set up as compared to WordPress.

Web development is very easy and no technical knowledge required to set up. It comes with lots of extensions. Web security extensions are very powerful. Customer support is responsive.

Overall it's an outstanding Content Management System tool.

We always use Joomla! in our projects and our clients.

Multi language support
Solid content management system
Solid menus management system
Solid templates management system
Extensive extensions
MVC structure
Easy extensions development
Great community

Do only things that i don't like is theming, but Joomla 4 will use Bootstrap 4