Your team edits the site. We shape the editor around what they change.

"Your team can still edit it" is a promise every agency makes. Here is what it means on a site we build, including the parts that are less convenient than WordPress.

What you get

An editor with one form for each kind of thing on your site: a product, a data sheet, a news item, a page. Each form has the fields that thing needs and nothing else. On the IFS Coatings site a product has its code, colour family, chemistry, finish, gloss and data sheet, and the finder, the search and the search engines all read the same fields, so a product added once appears everywhere.

Every change is saved with a history: who changed what, when, and undo for any of it. Sign-in goes through GitHub with two-factor authentication. There is no password checked on your site and no admin application on your server.

What we promise, and you can check

What it is not

Not a page builder. You cannot drag a block across the page or change a colour from the editor. The design is engineered once, to be fast and to work on a mobile phone, and the editor changes what the pages say, not how they look. If your team needs to lay pages out visually, we will say so and build with a visual editor instead, and tell you what more it costs to run.

A change takes a minute or two to appear, because the site is rebuilt rather than served from a database. For a product update that is no cost. For a live stock figure it is the wrong tool, and we would build that part differently.

Where your content lives

Plain text files in a repository in your name, or transferred to you on request. Anyone who can read a file can read, search and move them. Nothing is locked inside a database only one system understands.

How we price it

The editor is part of every site we build and every migration. There is no monthly fee for it.

Last reviewed 28 October 2026.

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