Separation of structure and expression, the strength of CMS, has been made easy with the concept of Lazy Binding from the design stage, website frameworks with improved standardization and web quality are provided. Moreover, the separation of structure and expression reduces the quantity of code, loading speed and considerably increasing coding and maintenance efficiency. It also enables free arrangement of standardized content, leading to content publication optimized for different mobile environments such as iPhone or Android O/S.

Nonstandard grammar or codes previously used by different developers, planners or designers can seriously harm accessibility down the track through continued expansion and reproduction. Each editor built in this CMS has been developed according to the XHTML 1.0 Standard, therefore, providing very high accessibility. Moreover, all work is completed through standard editors, such that all website code complies with the standards as it is subject to the same rules. It maintains user-focused high compatibility instead of developer-focused and ensures strict standard compliance, which eventually results in reduced costs and higher-efficiency web service with accessibility first and foremost.

With the Korean version of web Content Accessibility Guideline 2.1 scheduled for revision, test items will increase from the current 22 to 24, so we can expect continuous changes to guidelines in line with the changing of trends. CMS can quickly respond to guideline changes through continuous updates, allowing fast editing and improvement of previously established content.

All self-modules comply with web standards with cross browsing completely supported for content established through Web Standard Builder. Further, continuous website operation and management as the standard Web is possible by managing all lasting content through Builder.