Edit the page in front of you
Headings, paragraphs, buttons and images are edited section by section, in an editor laid out like the page itself.
Web Design & Development
Every website I build comes with a content management system (CMS), so you can change wording, swap images, add blog posts and update pages without waiting for a developer. You see a preview first and publish when you're happy.
Your site's editor
Try it: type a new heading
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Save it, and the change appears on your page.
Headings, paragraphs, buttons and images are edited section by section, in an editor laid out like the page itself.
Changes are saved as a draft first. You can preview the page exactly as visitors will see it, then publish when you're ready.
Previous versions of a page are saved, so if a change doesn't work out you can go back to how it was.
Upload pictures once and reuse them across the site, with space for image descriptions that help search engines and screen readers.
Page titles, descriptions and share images can be edited for each page, with guidance on what to write.
The editing screens match the sections your site really has, so there are no unused settings or plugins to work round.
Step 1
We agree which parts of the site you'll want to update yourself, such as services, team members, blog posts or opening times.
Step 2
Those parts are built as editable sections, with clear labels and help text written for your site.
Step 3
I walk you through a real edit on your own site: change something, preview it and publish it, so you've done it once before launch.
Step 4
You get a written guide with screenshots of each editing task to keep for later.
No. If you can write an email and attach a photo, you can update your site. The editor uses plain labels, and the guide shows each task step by step.
Tell me what you'd want to change on your website and how often, and I'll show you how the editing would work.
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