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title: "Agencies and freelancers"
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fullSlug: "solutions/agencies"
description: "Build the site, hand over the editor, and stop being the person who fixes typos. Your clients change their own words; you keep the design."
status: "published"
visibility: "public"
site: "AWD CMS"
---

# Agencies and freelancers

> Build the site, hand over the editor, and stop being the person who fixes typos. Your clients change their own words; you keep the design.

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# 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.

[Start free](/onboarding)

## 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.

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[Watch it build a site](/demo)

A website you change by clicking on it. Built by Armstrong Web Development.