When a site is built with one-off custom code instead of real editing blocks, every change becomes a development task, and marketing waits behind the engineering backlog.
When a site is built with one-off custom code instead of real editing blocks, every change becomes a development task, and marketing waits behind the engineering backlog.
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Ask for the UX X-Ray →Usually one-off custom templates instead of reusable blocks, so every new page needs a developer to hand-code it.
Almost never. The fix is better blocks inside WordPress, built with ACF and Gutenberg.
No. Each block has limits built in, so editors can change text, images and order without breaking the page.
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