A place for every part of the work.

Start with a brief

Tell your connected agent what the site is for, who it serves and what you want to maintain yourself. Bring rough notes, existing copy or material from a voice-note conversation. The agent handles the structure and design.

Be concrete about what you need to edit later. A workshop listing needs dates and descriptions. A landing page needs headlines, images and calls to action. An article needs room to write.

Build a site for my ceramics studio. I need workshops,
a journal and an about page. Make the text and images
editable in Lanza. Keep the first version on staging.

Choose a look or a starting point

Open Settings → Brand & themes. Brand adjusts shared colours and fonts. Site starters adds a Portfolio or Real estate introduction and editable collections, with Editorial, Gallery or Nocturne styles scoped to those templates.

Review the installation before saving to staging. Existing homepages are preserved; conflicting content or routes stop installation. Example copy is English in every language and included entries are Ready, so replace or translate them before publishing.

Themes imports and exports design bundles. A bundle can overwrite listed files and execute build code: use trusted source and inspect the affected files before applying. Content and uploaded media are optional export additions.

• Starters do not install form processing, bookings, payments, property feeds, maps or search.
• Review the staging build, CMS fields and all pending changes before Publish.

Write an article

Open Posts and create an entry. Start with a title and body. Formatting stays out of the way until you open Format; the slash menu and keyboard shortcuts are available while writing.

After the entry has a title, edits autosave following a short pause. Check the save status before leaving. Focus hides the surrounding navigation when you want fewer distractions.

• Use Details for the excerpt, featured image and publication settings.
• Keep page layout and CSS with your agent; the document is for writing.

Edit a designed page

Open a page built with a content template. Its Content panel sits beside the preview. Choose a section, or click text in the preview to focus its field.

Replace a headline, revise a paragraph or choose another image. Ask your agent when you want to add or reorganize structural sections. The fields describe your content, not the CSS behind it.

Give the details some room

Open Details and choose Expand for a full-width form. Restore brings the writing column back without discarding the document.

Summary and image controls are separate from Search appearance. Edit the search title, description and social image directly. Canonical URL, indexing and structured-data options sit under Advanced search settings.

Work across languages

Use an entry’s language controls to open or start a linked translation. A new translation keeps the structure; it does not pretend the source language’s words are a finished translation.

Pages and posts can have different public slugs in each language. Owners can edit the URL and explicitly Save the change. The old address and its 301 redirect are saved together, then go live on Publish.

Review before publishing

Save writes to staging. Ready means the entry can appear in the next published build; Draft keeps it hidden. Neither status means that saving immediately changes the live site.

Inspect the pending changes and preview. Publish sends all staged work to the live branch, including other pending edits. Cloudflare then builds the updated site. Check the live result after the build finishes.

• Ask agents to explain what changed and where you can edit it.
• Review the entire pending set before publishing.
• If a save reports a conflict, keep your writing and review the latest stored version.