Frequently asked questions

With a conversation about your audience, what they need to know and what you want them to do next. The page’s sections and the metrics that tell whether it worked come out of that conversation.

No. The copy is written alongside the structure and kept in data files apart from the layout — so it can be revised later without touching the components.

Because pre-rendered HTML arrives faster, does not need JavaScript to appear and is read in full by search engines and AI tools. When a value has to be current, only that part is fetched live.

Yes. Each language ships the same page tree under its own prefix, and each page tells search engines where its versions in the other languages are.

Yes. Data can be read from an API when the site is published. If the API does not answer, publishing fails with a clear message instead of putting an empty page online.

Yes. Posts are Markdown files, one per language, validated at publish time: a post with no title, date or language is not published.