The work
builder.cpt-software.com
A template, a side panel, and a publish button. The customer edits content. The template keeps the design.
The editor is one page and a panel. The top bar has the site name, the page you are on, the template, and Publish. Click a region and the panel shows the fields for that kind of document. There is no freeform canvas, no custom CSS, and no sitemap made of folders.
Changing template is a review screen before anything moves. It tells you, in ordinary language, what will fit, what will be empty, and what will be parked. Publish is quiet when the draft already matches the live site.
Roles are few and fixed, on purpose. The person who updates the opening hours should not need the same powers as the person who adds a new service. Contact-form submissions are deliberately not stored inside the builder in its first version. That is a product boundary, not an oversight we are papering over.
Hero
Replace this sample text
The template already looks like the finished site.
About the bakery
A paragraph the customer can rewrite.
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