Build websites with IdeON, manage content and grow your online presence. Localisation, SEO, newsletters, themes and a plugin marketplace support everyday work in one CMS.
Syntimo.com runs on Syntimo CMS. A practical use of the system we are developing.
Content and mediaPages, articles, categories, tags, images and files. One place to work on your website.
IdeON — visual editingWork on the design and structure of your website. Preview the result before publishing.
Publication controlDrafts, editorial review, publication and previous versions help keep the process organised.
Team and permissionsSeparate editor and administrator responsibilities. Decide who can edit, publish and manage the website.
Built-in SEOSEO titles and descriptions, sitemaps, robots.txt and redirects support organised website growth.
Plugin marketplaceBrowse the catalogue and manage extensions. Add capabilities as your needs change.
Simple localisationLanguages and translations in the panel, missing-entry detection, and entry import and export.
NewsletterSign-ups, email confirmations, unsubscribes and subscriber status management within the CMS.
Website and admin themesThe theme builder lets you customise your website and administration panel independently.
Design is the beginning. Syntimo CMS brings together tools for translation, discoverability, website growth and editorial work in one environment.
Add a language and manage translations in the panel. Compare language versions, filter missing entries and use import and export. Keep your website, admin interface and supported plugins consistent across languages.
Browse the extension catalogue and manage plugins from the CMS. ZIP package installation and tools to enable or disable features let you adapt your website without rebuilding the whole system.
Set SEO titles and descriptions for pages and posts. Sitemaps, robots.txt and redirect management help organise search engine access to your content, including after URL changes.
Collect sign-ups with email confirmation and unsubscribe support. Review subscriber statuses in the panel and keep your list of people who want to hear from your brand organised.
Choose colours, typography and element settings within a shared theme. Build a consistent website design and develop it alongside your IdeON project, without adjusting every page separately.
Customise your team’s everyday workspace too. A separate administration theme lets you set panel colours, fonts and branding independently of the public website design.
Pages, articles, categories and tags each have their place. Drafts, scheduled publication and version history help you prepare content and maintain a regular publishing rhythm.
Keep images and files close at hand while creating content. A shared library helps reuse assets across publications and reduces time spent searching outside the system.
Decide who creates content, who publishes it and who manages settings and plugins. Permissions define access to tools so each person can work within their responsibilities.
Tool availability depends on the release, active modules and permissions. Newsletter confirmations require configured email delivery; available extensions depend on the marketplace catalogue and installation compatibility.
IdeON combines visual work with release versioning. Designers see the page, editors manage content and administrators retain publication control.
Select a heading or section, open its properties and check its position in the page structure. Spend less time finding settings and more time creating.
Themes, type scales, colours, spacing and presets help maintain a consistent visual language throughout the project.
Prepare drafts and check the result before publishing. Staging and production environments separate testing from release.
Release history and rollback make it easier to restore an earlier state without rebuilding the page manually.
Project package import and export include markup, the theme and version metadata. A checksum helps verify the artifact’s integrity.
Content, media, design and publication stay in one environment. This helps organise websites developed by several people.
Arrange the page and add your content.
Preview, structure and project quality checks.
Publish the selected artifact to the target environment.
Retain history and the option to roll back.
Technologies chosen for administration, content and custom modules. This is the current Syntimo CMS stack.
Typed application code and business process logic.
Routing, validation, authorisation, jobs and integrations in a structured framework.
Forms, tables and editorial operations without building every view from scratch.
Asset building and a shared styling system.
A separate CMS installation and database on a VPS.
Custom features and a visual editor built around the CMS core.
Versions based on project dependencies, October 2026. Hosting, integrations and configuration are chosen for each deployment. A framework does not replace maintenance, updates or backups.
We measured namir.design after moving it from WordPress to SyntimoCMS. Compare both implementations, from content rendering speed to downloaded data.
Lower transfer means less data to download on the first visit.
The largest content element appeared sooner in the aggregate mobile measurement.
Less script data and shorter main thread blocking in this sample.
A well optimised WordPress website is a useful reference. In the namir.design migration, SyntimoCMS combined less transferred data and faster main content rendering while preserving the website design.
Averages of medians · 100 Lighthouse measurements · 17 October 2026
WordPress SyntimoCMS
A higher score is better.
A shorter time is better.
Less transferred data is better.
Less script data is better.
A higher score is better.
A shorter time is better.
Less transferred data is better.
Less script data is better.
TTFB: 960 ms → 249 ms. This is the wait for the first byte, including the connection.
Performance · homepage · 17 October 2026
A separate measurement in Google’s environment: one run per system and profile. A higher score is better. These scores are not combined with the averages above.
Scope: WordPress on its existing hosting and SyntimoCMS on a VPS. Results also reflect plugins, caching, integrations and hosting. They describe this migration.
Five equally weighted pages; the median of five Lighthouse runs for each page, profile and system. Displayed values are averages of those medians. Performance is an aggregate indicator, not an official score for the entire website. Contact was excluded because email delivery and the actual CAPTCHA are unavailable in the preview.
Cold browser cache; server caches were not cleared. Lighthouse 13.5.0, Chromium 145. Mobile: 412 × 823, simulated 4G and CPU ×4; desktop: 1350 × 940, desktop preset. KiB = 1024 bytes. TTFB: median of seven HTTP runs per page and system, then the average across five pages.
First content (FCP) appeared later in SyntimoCMS. We did not remove worse runs. Across the series, SyntimoCMS had a higher median Performance in 10 of 10 cases and a lower median LCP in 9 of 10. Statistical significance was not assessed.
| Metric and profile | WordPress | SyntimoCMS |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile · FCP — first content | 1.96 s | 2.39 s |
| Mobile · TBT — thread blocking | 468.0 ms | 41.5 ms |
| Mobile · CLS — layout shifts | 0.016 | 0.006 |
| Mobile · Runs with CLS > 0.1 | 2 / 25 | 1 / 25 |
| Desktop · FCP — first content | 0.48 s | 0.50 s |
| Desktop · TBT — thread blocking | 4.0 ms | 0.0 ms |
| Desktop · CLS — layout shifts | 0.127 | 0.078 |
| Desktop · Runs with CLS > 0.1 | 15 / 25 | 11 / 25 |
PageSpeed Insights: Lighthouse 13.5.0, Chromium 153, 17 October 2026, around 03:17 CEST. Neither report contains real user data. These laboratory results can vary and do not establish field Core Web Vitals. TBT does not replace INP.
In both PageSpeed profiles: Accessibility 100/100 and Best Practices 100/100 for both systems. SEO: WordPress 92/100, SyntimoCMS preview 61/100. The preview intentionally blocks indexing; both reports flag a missing meta description. The preview SEO score is not a comparison of CMS capabilities.
Numerical data and sources JSON ↗ · About PageSpeed Insights measurements ↗
Your workflow and deployment scope matter. We compare approaches without performance scores or promises of universal superiority.
| Area | Syntimo CMS + IdeON | WordPress | Drupal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Page editing | Content administration and IdeON: elements, properties and project structure. | Block editor; with a block theme, the Site Editor also covers templates and styles. | Structured content and site configuration; how views are built depends on the deployment. |
| Versions and publication | Drafts, content versions and IdeON releases with staging/production, export and rollback. | Content revisions and publishing permissions; additional processes depend on configuration and extensions. | Revisions and core Workflows and Content Moderation modules for modelling publication processes. |
| Teamwork | CMS roles and permissions, with a shared workflow for content and design. | Roles and capabilities; extending permissions depends on project needs. | Roles, permissions and configurable content state transitions. |
| Reasons to choose | Custom development on Laravel and CMS integration with IdeON in one environment. | An established block approach and an ecosystem of themes and plugins. | Advanced content modelling and configurable editorial workflows. |
The final row assesses suitability, not benchmark performance. Scope depends on version, modules and deployment. Sources: WordPress Site Editor, revisions, roles and permissions, Drupal Content Moderation. Comparison as of October 2026.
Contact us and describe your project. We will discuss your needs and deployment options. This page does not list universal prices.
Syntimo is a shared brand and development direction. This does not automatically mean a single account, shared data or ready-made integrations across all apps. These capabilities must be confirmed for each product.
These are authentic screenshots of the working app with demo content, captured in October 2026. Appearance and available features may change with product development and account configuration. The captured interface is in Polish.
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