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A website with its own admin panel

Change the price yourself, today, in two minutes.

Your site built from scratch, with no templates and no plugins. And behind it a panel with your own sections, where you change the text, the photos, the prices and the search data without asking anyone's permission.

Sound familiar

Changing one sentence on your site costs an email, a wait and sometimes an invoice. So it does not get changed.

What is left is a site with last summer's opening hours, a phone number that no longer rings and an offer that expired in March. Nobody dies of it. Every so often somebody just tells you that your site says something else, and you both know how the sentence ends.

What is included

Six pieces, already built

The home page blocks in the order they appear

The fixed pages and their text

Product families and product pages, one at a time

News and announcements

Image upload straight from the panel

Two languages in the same field, not two sites

How it works

Four steps

1

The site gets built first

No panel yet. Design, content, mobile and Google. Up to here not a single concession is made to a content manager.

2

You approve it

We look at it, correct it and close it.

3

It becomes editable

The same site, served from templates. The HTML your visitor sees is the one you approved, and that is checked piece by piece.

4

The panel is cut to your business

Eight sections, fifteen or eighteen. The ones you use. Then one session, and you make the first change yourself.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to learn?

One session. The panel has your business's sections, and each one edits what its name says.

Can I break the layout?

No. You edit content, not layout. That is a build decision, not a promise.

What about photos, do I have to ask?

They upload from the panel. A new image goes into its own folder, separate from the project's images.

How do I run two languages?

Every text field has its Finnish and its English version, and you switch between them from the field itself.

See your own version of this before you decide.