Website Builder

Rather than a blank canvas, the builder offers a library of prepared sections: headers, content blocks, feature rows, footers. You stack them in the order you want, and that becomes the page.

This is a deliberate limit. A blank canvas gives non-designers enough freedom to produce something inconsistent, and enough rope to break the layout on a phone. Fixed sections mean every page a client builds still looks like it belongs to the same site, and still works on a small screen, without anyone checking after them.

Colours, fonts and content stay editable. Structure does not.

The content lives in Directus, an open-source admin for structured content. It handles pages, navigation, media and site-wide settings, and offers an API for anything that needs deeper integration.

The documentation side reuses it. Docs are written in the same admin, then compiled into a Docusaurus site, so the marketing pages and the technical documentation are maintained in one place by the same people instead of drifting apart in two systems.