Frog CMS from MadeByFrog endeavors to make CMS infinitely simple. They offer elegance, flexibility and dead-easy user management.
You might recognize Frog as it’s the PHP version of Radiant CMS a Ruby on Rails app. Because it is PHP no other scripting code is necessary, but writers who aren’t familiar with PHP aren’t require to learn it. Frog’s features include unlimited hierarchical page structure, flexible page content, easy layout, drag and drop page ordering, and user management. Using Frog requires a MySQL database with InnoDB support, and a web server. The most current version is Frog 022 which is free to download, although donations which will be used to further development and publicity are accepted, of course.
MadeByFrog.com In Their Own Words
“Frog CMS share the goal to simplify content management, and offer an elegant user interface, flexible templating per page, simple user management and permissions and all what you need for your files management.
Frog requires a MySQL database with InnoDB support, a web server (Apache with mod_rewrite is highly recommended) and is distributed under the MIT software license.”
Why MadeByFrog.com It Might Be A Killer
Frog claims to simplify CMS. With its simple templating code it seems to accomplish its aim. Overall, Frog is uncomplicated and well-designed.
Some Questions About MadeByFrog.com
How does Frog compare with other CMS tools? Will it be able to gain any traction despite its relatively below the radar stature? 
