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Three ways to reuse a good layout.
Patterns, templates and shared sections solve different problems. Here is how to choose the right one.
Read the storyContent & website publishing
Your website. Room to grow.
Structured content and visual page design, together in one considered workspace. Build the website, shape the story and decide when it goes live.
Everything has its place.
Give your team a clear space to write, design and publish. Keep the parts connected without making every edit a development task.
Content with structure.
Organise posts and pages, authors and taxonomy. Keep each story in a useful, consistent shape.
Design you can reuse.
Compose pages visually. Bring layouts together with templates, patterns and shared sections.
Publishing with intent.
Save drafts, inspect private previews and publish the revision you mean to share.
From first draft to the right moment.
GroCMS keeps the working draft separate from the published website. Your team can keep improving a page while readers see the version you chose.
01 / Make room for the work.
Write the body, organise content and arrange the page. Changes save as working revisions.
02 / See it in context.
Open a private preview of saved revisions. Send a specific revision through review when your process calls for it.
03 / Choose when to go live.
Publish deliberately or schedule a saved revision. Later edits remain in the working draft.
A considered handover for client websites.
For agencies and studios, a website is only the beginning. Give clients an editorial workspace they can use, with reusable design and clear responsibilities.
The website belongs in your environment.
GroCMS can run in an environment you control. Hosting, updates, backups and email delivery remain part of an explicit operating plan.
We can discuss the website, the editorial workflow and the handover together.
Clarity comes with the product.
The documentation explains the actual editor, publishing model and operating requirements. Read a guide before you decide.
Start with the essentials.
Understand content, design resources and how a change reaches the website.
Plan the installation.
See what the web process, background worker, database and media storage each need.
Keep the work moving.
Find guidance on review, scheduling, access and everyday content operations.
From the journal
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Saving is progress. Publishing is a decision.
Why GroCMS separates the working draft from the published website, and how that distinction helps an editorial team.
Read the storyA website worth growing.
Tell us what you are building. We will help you explore whether GroCMS is the right fit.