How to update your website yourself, without a developer
What you can change yourself on a website with an editor, how previews and saved versions protect you from mistakes, and what is still worth asking a developer for.
Prices change, new products arrive, opening hours change for the holidays. If every change needs an email to a developer and a few days of waiting, the website soon falls out of date. With an editor you make these changes yourself, in minutes.
What you can change yourself
On our Tier 2 sites the editor covers the content you change most often:
- texts on your pages, in Greek and English
- products or services, with their photos, descriptions and prices
- news and announcements
- photos and their descriptions
It works from a computer or a phone, so a price can be fixed from the shop floor.
Mistakes are easy to undo
The fear of breaking something is the main reason people avoid editing their own website. Three things take that fear away:
- Preview first. You see every change as it will look before it goes live.
- Every change is a version. Each saved change is kept, so any earlier version can be restored.
- Backups. The live site and every version are backed up.
Getting started
We enter up to 20 of your products or services ourselves, so the catalogue is full from day one, and you add the rest. A short training session shows you how the editor works on your own site.
What is still worth asking us for
The editor is for content. New pages with a different layout, new features or changes to the design are small projects of their own. With hosting you can send us up to one request for small changes each month, and anything larger is quoted in writing before we start.
If you would rather not edit anything yourself, our Tier 1 sites are updated by us instead.
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