CMS websites

A CMS exists so that changing a phone number doesn't need a developer. In practice, plenty of 'editable' sites are still painful, because the editing screen is confusing or one wrong click breaks the layout. We try to build the editing experience as carefully as the public site.

The first question is who'll be editing and how often. A marketing person publishing blog posts weekly needs a different setup from an owner who changes opening hours twice a year. We shape the editor around that person, hiding the controls they don't need and protecting the parts of the design they shouldn't break.

We also talk honestly about the choice of system. WordPress is familiar and flexible but needs steady updates. Headless setups can be faster and tighter but need more technical care. A simple custom admin may be enough for small sites. We'll recommend what suits your team, and not just what we like building.