Edit any page where it lives. Click a word, change it, and see it as your customers will.
No forms to fill in and no preview to guess at. The page you edit in the Studio is your real page, in your site's own design.
Change it on the page. Words, prices and pictures, where they are.
Click a heading and type. Pick a picture and choose another from the media library. What you see while you work is what goes live.
Add a section from your site's own blocks: a header, questions, a gallery, a form
Move a block up or down, or save a section to use again
Undo takes back your own changes, never a colleague's
Publish now, or on the day. At the hour you choose.
Publish a change the moment it is ready, or set it to go live later: the new menu on Monday morning, the bank holiday hours the day before.
Look at the page at phone, tablet and desktop widths first
Send a preview link to someone before it is live
Ask a colleague for a review beside the Publish button
Every version kept. And any one of them put back.
History lists each version of a page: who saved it, when, and what changed. Open an old version to compare it with today's, and restore it in one click.
Nothing you publish is ever lost, so trying something new is never a risk.
Move a page, keep its links. The old address sends people on.
Change a page's address and Webseer adds a redirect from the old one, so links in emails, posters and Google's results still land in the right place.
You can see and add redirects yourself in the Studio, too.
Questions, answered.
Something else? hello@rotomic.ie
No. If you can write an email, you can change your site. We show your team round the Studio when we hand it over.
Your site is made of blocks designed for it, so the words and pictures you change always come out in its own style. Who may add, move or restyle blocks is a setting you choose for each role.
Yes. Save your change as a draft, send a preview link or ask for a review, and publish once it is right.
Open History, find the version from before, and put it back. Every version is kept.