Site Builder

What do we need before we launch it?

Essential

• Objectives, audiences and routes.
• Inventory and status of content.
• Brand architecture and languages.
• Technical environment, repository and hosting.
• Visual system or criteria to build it.
• Integrations, permits and responsible.
• Privacy policy, cookies and data.
• Criteria for publication and verification.

Highly recommended

• Analytics of the previous website.
• Map SEO and redirects.
• Library of assets with rights.
• Post-editing requirements.
• Performance and accessibility budget.

How we implant it

1. Diagnosis of content, technology and governance.
2. Architecture and section prototype.
3. System of components and models.
4. Iterative construction for page families.
5. Controlled migration when appropriate.
6. Visual, functional and content QA.
7. Onboarding of editors and managers.
8. Launch, public verification and follow-up.

Human supervision and boundaries

The agent can

• Analyze and build within the authorized project.
• Create components, routes and structured content.
• Run tests and correct incidents.
• Prepare deployments and documentation.
• Propose improvements in architecture.

Agent can't

• Remove or replace content without migration criteria.
• Making destructive changes in production outside the circuit.
• Inventing secrets, credentials or integrations.
• Ignore unrelated changes that belong to the team.
• Give the website for publishing without checking the resulting status.

Stop and scale when

There is risk of data loss, missing permissions, migration is ambiguous, an integration affects external systems, deployment fails or the public outcome does not match the validated version.

Sources and possible connections

Repositories, CMS, design systems, hosting, analytics, forms, CRM, asset libraries and content managers. You can connect with Landing Builder, Blog Publisher, SEO Monitor, Brand Guard and Image Editor.

How do we measure if it adds value?

• Time to build and validate new routes.
• Reuse and consistency of components.
• Compilation, rendering, links and forms errors.
• Responsive quality and accessibility.
• Content with owner and state.
• Ability of the team to edit without constant assistance.
• Performance, indexing and stability after launch.

For whom does it make sense?

It can fit if

• The project needs many related pages.
• They want a system that continues to grow.
• There's enough content, but it's scattered.
• The current website depends on manual duplications and adjustments.
• It needs to unite production, SEO, integrations and verification.

It’s not the first step yet.

• Only one point landing page is needed.
• The offer and the architecture have not been defined.
• There is no secure environment or web owner.
• The main need is a brand strategy not yet solved.

Knowledge Foundation and adoption

The basis of Site Builder includes brand architecture, services, public, content, routes, components, integrations, permissions, SEO and maintenance. The web is one of the ways in which this knowledge is published, not the place where it should be improvised.

The onboarding covers editing, publishing, reviewing, asset management, common errors and responsibilities on each type of content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you create a complete website?

Yes, within a delimited project and with defined architecture, content, identity and environment. Human participation increases in brand and business decisions.

Can you migrate an existing website?

Yes, but first you need to inventory content, data, redirects, integrations and dependencies. Migration is not copying everything.

What technology do you work with?

It adapts to the right and viable environment. The decision depends on editing, hosting, integrations, equipment and maintenance, not a generic preference.

Can you manage multiple languages?

Yes, if architecture, translation process, slugs, metadata and responsibilities are defined by language.

Does it include hosting?

It can include configuration and deployment according to the project. The supplier, access and maintenance responsibility are defined above.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

It depends on the number of page types, content, integrations, migration and design level. It is planned in verifiable phases.

Closure and conversion

What system should support the web when it is no longer a launch project?

Share the map, the content and the current environment. We will assess what needs to be defined, what can be reused and which section best represents the first pilot.

Direct contact hello@karmina.ai