Question

6 - content management systems (cms)
learning objective: define the role of cms in web development and use cases.
cms developed websites provide limited control of manual tasks.
what is the downside of using these types of tools?
a.) they do not provide tools to help with development and data encryption.
b.) too time consuming to build an image and video heavy website.
c.) too much reliance on third - party tools can create a domino effect of failures to mitigate if one tool should break.
d.) they do not follow the same http(s) protocols by default once the website is published.

Explanation:

CMS - developed websites often rely on third - party tools. If one of these tools fails, it can cause a chain - reaction of issues due to the interconnected nature of these tools, which is a significant downside. Option a is incorrect as many CMSs do offer development and some level of data - encryption support. Option b is not a typical general downside of CMSs. Option d is also incorrect as most modern CMSs follow standard HTTP(S) protocols.

Answer:

c. Too much reliance on third - party tools can create a domino effect of failures to mitigate if one tool should break.