Payload panel
Edit text, photos, services and posts without touching code.
My recommendation for most businesses
A website built with Next.js and the Payload content panel. You change text, photos, services and posts yourself in a clear panel, and your customers get a site that loads at once. No plugins to keep updating and no subscription for a theme.
Who it is for
Not sure if it is the right choice? Write a few sentences about your business. I will tell you honestly what makes sense and what is not worth doing.
Scope
Edit text, photos, services and posts without touching code.
Pages prepared in advance: they load at once, on phones too.
No third-party plugins; the panel is separated from the public site.
Titles, descriptions, a sitemap and language versions set in the panel.
Process
We decide what you will edit yourself: pages, services, posts, projects.
A mock-up to approve, then the website and panel shaped around your content.
Domain, hosting, analytics and a short lesson on the panel.
No jargon
The content panel in one place, the website in another. It sounds complicated, but it brings speed and security. Here is a simple example.
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The code, content and database are yours. I choose and configure the hosting as part of the launch.