Pick any part of the real page and edit it in the panel beside it. The page updates as you type, and nothing goes live until you publish.
Select a block on the page or in the element tree. Its fields open beside it.
Every letter shows up on the canvas as you write, with a Rewrite button on each field.
Switch to mobile and see the same page at phone width before anyone else does.
Changes wait as a draft. Publishing saves a version you can go back to.
Describe a style and BrightSite changes the colors, fonts, spacing, and shapes on every page at once. It arrives as a draft, so you preview before you publish.
Single-origin beans roasted every Tuesday and Friday.
Single-origin beans roasted every Tuesday and Friday.
Single-origin beans roasted every Tuesday and Friday.
Single-origin beans roasted every Tuesday and Friday.
Do it yourself in the editor, or ask Lumi, Claude, or ChatGPT to do it for you. Either way it lands as a draft.
Click the hero, change the headline in its panel, or press Rewrite and pick Shorter, Friendlier, or More professional.
Tell Lumi what feels off. It suggests options, applies the one you pick, and stages it for you to preview.
Tighten up the hero on the homepage. The subhead feels a bit long.
Add a component to the page from the element tree, then fill in its fields. Reorder or delete blocks the same way.
Describe the section and where it goes. The agent writes the copy, places it, and leaves it as a draft.
Add a testimonials section under the menu with three short quotes from regulars.
Open Version History, pick an earlier version, and restore it. Every publish is kept as a version, so you can switch back again.
Ask for the page back the way it was. Restores ask for your approval first.
Put the Catering page back the way it was yesterday morning.
Single-origin beans roasted every Tuesday and Friday, poured at our Commercial Street cafe.
Fresh beans, roasted twice a week.
We roast every Tuesday and Friday, and we'd love to pour you a cup.
Single-origin coffee, roasted twice weekly on Commercial Street.
Shorter, friendlier, more professional, or fixed grammar, one click from the field.
Search pages, posts, forms, components, and media from anywhere in the app.
The media library writes descriptions for your images, and resizes them for every screen.
<section class="hero">
<h1>{@headline}</h1>
<p>{@subhead}</p>
</section>Switch any page to code, or add your own CSS, JavaScript, and head tags site-wide.
Build a block once with its own fields, then drop it on any page. Update it in one place.
Pages, posts, components, layouts, forms, and designs all keep their history.
No. You edit text, images, links, and buttons in plain fields next to the page. Code view is there if you want it, not because you need it.
Only when you publish. Until then your edits are a draft that only your team can see.
Yes. Every publish saves a version, and you can restore any earlier one from Version History. The other versions stay in the history, so you can switch back.
Yes. Describe a new style in one sentence, or set colors and fonts yourself. The change arrives as a draft across every page so you can preview it first.