What is some good website framework? Like Wordpress, but for actual websites?
February 13th, 2010 | 
Author: I һаνе tο ɡеt аbουt 15 small websites up аחԁ running, аחԁ іt wουƖԁ bе nice tο һаνе ѕοmе framework I саח јυѕt apply a template tο.
I wаѕ thinking οf јυѕt turning Wordpress blogs іחtο websites bу сrеаtіחɡ a bunch οf pages, bυt I wουƖԁ rаtһеr һаνе something more catered towards regular websites. I looked аt Drupal, bυt I’m חοt sure іf іt’s wһаt I’m looking fοr. I don’t know enough аbουt іt.
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It’s rather hard to answer this question with the amount of information you’ve given, but I *think* the class of frameworks you’re looking for is CMS — Content Management System. Yes, Drupal does actually qualify as a CMS, but there are other options, too, like Joomla. If you need only a fair amount of flexibility (that is, don’t need/want to code everything yourself), these may be what you want. Take a look at the demos, install it on a test machine, see if it’s what you need.
If you want an actual website framework, there are plenty to choose from — PHP has CakePHP and CodeIgniter, Ruby has Ruby on Rails and Merb, Python has Django, etc, but these are much more DIY than Drupal or Joomla, which provide ready-made components.
wordpress can be used for small websites but it is mainly a blogger system. There are many other similar framework available like Drupal or Joomla or CMSMadesimple…
Among this i would recommend you to use CMSmadesimple.org PHP CMS script. Clean code, simple cms, makes standard compliance website easily.
http://cmsmadesimple.org/
* Accessibility WAI, WCAG, Section 508
* XHTML and CSS compliant
* Autogenerated menu
* Every page can have different theme
* Design protected from content editors