Staticomoving websites off the CMS

Looking after your site

After the move your site is a regular project: files in a git repository and hosting on your own Cloudflare account. Nothing on our side has to keep running for your site to work.

Where everything lives

Once the repository is connected to Cloudflare, every change saved there is built and published on its own. Visitors get ready pages from the nearest data centre; only forms run a small server function.

What is inside the project

A regular Astro project, laid out the same way in every site we move. Everything sits in folders inside one project folder.

my-site/
src/
pages/Pages: one file per address, with the text of the page inside.
index.astro→ /
about.astro→ /about
contact.astro→ /contact
content/Repeating entries such as news or products, one Markdown file each. Only in sites that have them.
blog/
menu.md→ /blog/menu
assets/Images, icons and fonts.
logo.svg
components/The header, the footer and other shared parts.
Header.astro
Footer.astro
styles/Colours and fonts.
site.config.tsSite name, description and the main menu.
public/Files at fixed addresses: favicon, robots.txt, documents to download.
robots.txt
AGENTS.mdInstructions for AI assistants that work on the project.

How to make a change

  • Come back to us

    The most convenient way. Describe the change in your own words: a new price, a new photo, a new page. We prepare it automatically and show it on a preview link, and one click publishes it to your site.

  • Yourself

    A small edit, such as a new price or a typo, can be made in the repository right in the browser: open the page file, change the text, save. The site updates after the build.

  • A developer or an AI assistant

    Astro is a popular framework, so any web developer can pick the project up. AI coding assistants handle it well too: the project has instructions for them in AGENTS.md.

See what your site will look like

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