Sites You Can Edit Yourself
Change your own content, without waiting on a developer
Most small changes to a website should not need a developer. With an admin panel built into your site, you log in and make them yourself - a new price, a new photo, this week's hours - without sending an email and waiting for someone else to get to it.
What You Can Change
That depends on what your business needs to keep current, and we decide it together before the build starts. Anything that changes often is a good candidate.
A few of the things clients want in their own hands: the text and headings on a page, photos, prices and menus, opening hours, staff bios, upcoming events, frequently asked questions, and blog or news posts added over time.
The layout and design stay outside the panel. That way a quick edit cannot accidentally break how a page looks, and if you ever want the layout itself changed, that is a small project I handle.
How It Works
You get your own login. The panel only shows the things you are able to change, laid out as simple forms, so there is nothing to learn about code.
If you want something to come back to, a recorded training walkthrough of your own panel is available as an add-on.
See One in Action
I built a staff-editable admin panel for GuidePost360, a campus wayfinding app, so the people running it could keep its content up to date themselves. There is a video walkthrough of it on my homepage.
What It Costs
An admin panel is a $200 add-on to a Starter or Starter+ site.
On a Business build, it can be part of the plan from the start, and is quoted along with everything else the site is built around.
