The friction
A marketing redesign needs more character, but the installation already supports important business functions.
Build a custom marketing experience around the way your team edits content, while preserving existing business functions.
Inventory the dependencies. Scope the changes. Test the rollback.
A marketing redesign needs more character, but the installation already supports important business functions.
Scoped page components, a deliberate editing model and an isolated release path.
Your marketing site can evolve while protected routes and existing workflows stay in scope.
The useful scope starts with your task, your tools and the people who will use the result.
Identify the theme, plugins, templates, routes and integrations relevant to the proposed change.
Build scoped layouts with an agreed editing approach rather than uncontrolled global overrides.
Connect forms and external tools through supported interfaces with server-side credentials.
Prepare a restorable baseline, an isolated test environment and a documented publication sequence.
No. The existing theme and editing approach may support the project. Changing shared templates can increase risk and needs a specific reason.
The implementation can work with the current editing approach where practical. The choice follows the required experience and maintenance needs.
Protected functionality must be inventoried and tested. A public visual review alone cannot verify an authenticated portal.