Build it. Hand it over. Keep the design.
A client who can change their own words does not ring you about a typo. They also keep the site you designed, rather than letting it go stale.
What a client site needs
And how it gets it here.
Build fast, with the guide or without
Use the guided build to lay a site out in minutes, or the block library to build it section by section. Copy a client’s old site in exactly to start from.
Hand over the editor
Invite the client as a collaborator with the rights you choose: edit pages, or manage settings too. They click the words; the layout holds.
Several sites, one account
Every site you build is in your dashboard. Give a colleague access to all of them at once.
Colours and fonts in one place
Your colours, fonts and the rules that hold them live with the site. A client changing a colour changes it on every page at once, and cannot change one page by accident.
The checks run for you
Accessibility, search and AI visibility are checked on every page without anyone remembering to.
Draft links for sign-off
Share a draft with a client by link before it is published, and revoke the link after.
The hand-off is where most client sites die: the agency moves on, the client cannot change anything, and a year later the site is a monument to the launch. An editor the client can actually use is what keeps the work alive — and keeps the design you made.
Build yours
Two questions on the page, then the guide.