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AI-to-CMS Editing Gap
Non-technical users and developers struggle to turn AI-generated or coded sites into reliably editable, maintainable CMS content without breaking layouts or needing developer help.
In their words
I cannot answer "how many pieces of content do we have" without opening three tabs and doing arithmetic
It’s the header nav that has to be switched on each page. The Ai does it with a python script but when I commit and push all the files have to be switched so it takes a while.
We are able to sell it though because we pay a ridiculous amount of money to appian to use their templates.
I tried using search and replace to fix this but it breaks the page and all formatting is lost.
Why don't somebody just release a tool that allows full WYSIWYG web page building?
il faut que je les crée de zéro... une banque de sections préfaites avec le CSS déjà intégré
E-Commerce. Again, Squarespace make this really simple, and it's SUCH a common ask for so many of my clients
I find myself fighting the editor more than actually designing the content.
I am partway through updating this on a whole bunch of sites at the moment.
one small change meant opening 15 different pages because I'd basically copied the same information everywhere
Multilingual and multi-site management out of the box, not bolted on
Whenever I updated the website I had to clear used CSS and cache just to make sure that the updates took place. It was honestly a nightmare to work with.
what's holding me back in both cases from giving them a Claude Design'ed Hugo theme is that they need to edit Markdown on their filesystem and run terminal commands.
It's extremely brittle and even simply updating an article can put its content into an unrecoverable state.
web developers and clients
Where they talk
- r/Wordpress
- r/webflow
- r/cms
- r/elementor
- r/WordpressPlugins
- r/ProWordPress
- r/webdev
- r/framer
Tools they use today
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Elementor
- Gutenberg
- Framer
- ACF
- Claude
- Next.js
Why those fall short
- declarative config breaks down once you want something slightly different
- nested blocks, template parts, database-stored changes, clients break layouts
- competitors nail these features natively, Framer does not
- Typora doesn't solve blogger needs; pandoc CLI export is inconvenient
- no optional preset tag/document-type starting points
Map of ideas
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