Content management
Content management: edit your own site
We set up Wright Websites CMS™ and give your team editor access, so you can update pages, launch campaigns and change content yourselves. We look after performance and security behind the scenes. Rather not edit it yourselves? Choose a WebCare™ plan and we'll make the edits for you.
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01 / The problem
The problem
When your team cannot edit pages and campaigns without a developer, updates wait in a queue instead of going live.
02 / How we do it
How we do it
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Wright Websites CMS™
Edit copy, swap calls to action and publish new pages without touching code. We set up an editor account for each person who needs one, with roles and permissions that keep things safe. Reusable sections keep the site fast, consistent and accessible.
02
Bespoke CMS
For web applications, an off-the-shelf CMS often doesn't fit. We build admin screens, workflows and APIs around your product, with role-based access and approval flows.
03
Prefer us to do it?
Not everyone wants to edit their own site, and that's fine. With a WebCare™ plan, you tell us what needs changing and we make the edits, from a new page to a price update, within your monthly hours.
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Help and documentation
We used to publish our CMS documentation here. Clients now get guides tailored to their site as part of training. Need another editor added, or a hand with an edit? Ask us and we'll set it up.
03 / What you get
Deliverables and standards
- Edit copy, swap calls to action and publish new pages without touching code
- Editor accounts with roles and permissions
- Reusable sections for speed, consistency and accessibility
04 / Proof
How we prove it
05 / Pricing
Priced on enquiry
Fixed quote before any work starts.
Priced on enquiry. After a free 20-minute call we send a written proposal with a fixed quote, so you pay for what you need and nothing you do not. How pricing works
06 / Questions
Common questions
Ready to talk about your project?
We reply within one working day. No pitch, no pressure.