type Page = { slug: string; title: Record<Locale, string>; body: Record<Locale, string>; photos: Photo[]; approved: boolean; changed: Date };type Site = { pages: Page[]; locales: Locale[]; domain: string; preview: string; admin: ("hours" | "prices" | "gallery" | "news")[]; reviewed: Date }; const pending = (site: Site) => site.pages.filter((page) => !page.approved || page.changed > site.reviewed).map((page) => page.slug); export async function goLive(site: Site, address: Address): Promise<Deployment> {  const waiting = pending(site);  if (waiting.length > 0) return publish(site, site.preview, { reason: "not approved yet", pages: waiting, notify: ["owner"] });  return publish(site, address.domain, { locales: site.locales, sitemap: true, redirects: redirectsFrom(address.previous), invalidate: ["edge"] });}

First meeting

In person or online. You tell us what the site has to do and what material exists already: an old site, a folder of photos, a price list, the text on your shop window. From that we write an estimate.

Texts and photos

Either you deliver them, or we draft them from that meeting and the material you already have. You read and approve everything before it goes online.

Photos are yours, or generated. Generated images are marked as such.

Languages

However many the site needs.

Admin area

You can change these parts yourself: opening hours, a price list, a gallery, news.

Your web address

While it is being built, the site sits at a temporary address that only you can see. Your own address keeps showing whatever is there today.

An address you already have stays where it is, under your account. A new one is registered in your name. If you ever leave, you take it with you.

Your website is built for your business, not taken from a theme that hundreds of others use.