Title
Cakes
Celebration cakes
Layout
- Added a three-column gallery of this week's cakes
- Moved the order button above the gallery
Development
It builds the project, checks it and shares a private preview. You merge.
Forge
Development
Forge builds your projects in WordPress, Astro and Laravel, and checks each one on desktop and phone before you see it. You review a private preview and you decide what ships.
Works comfortably across WordPress, Astro and Laravel.
Tests desktop and phone before anything reaches you.
Keeps each change easy to read and easy to undo.
An AI web developer builds a client project to your design and brief, in the platform you chose: WordPress with Elementor and WooCommerce, Astro, or Laravel. It is not a site generator for the end customer. It is the developer in your team.
It takes the design and the copy already agreed on the project and builds from them, so nothing is re-explained.
It looks at the build at desktop and phone width before you do.
You see the result at a private link before anything goes live.
What you hand over
The brief, the design and the platform.
What comes back
A working build, a private preview and, for code projects, a pull request.
What stays yours
The merge, and the client.
Merging the pull request is your yes.
Development takes the approved direction from Design and the words from Content. Your project manager hands the build over at the right stage and puts the finished work in your Needs review list. Once it is live, Care looks after updates and uptime.
Connect an account once and Development picks it up. See every integration.
You choose which integrations each specialist can use. Give Development GitHub, and it works in the repository linked to each project.
Changes to a live project follow the approval you set: Just do it, Ask me first or Never.
It works through the project's own WordPress login, and sticks to what you let it change.
Yes, as the developer in your team. Development builds the project to your design and brief, in WordPress, Astro or Laravel, and shares a private preview. You review it before anything goes live.
WordPress with Elementor, WooCommerce, Astro, and Laravel. Code projects live in a private GitHub repository, started from the official starter.
No. Each piece of work is on its own branch, and pushing to main is blocked. You review the pull request, and merging it is your approval.
No. Commits go out under your name, and the commit history gives nothing away. Everything your client sees is yours.
It checks the build at desktop and phone width before you see it, and you review the pull request or the private preview yourself. Care also checks finished work.
No. It does the build legwork, and you keep the decisions and the client. You choose what needs your yes.