CMS & Content Updates
Content management set up around your team, and ongoing content care when you'd rather hand it off: the right system, a clear content model and pages that stay consistent.
Based in Hamburg, Germany, working remotely with clients across Germany and abroad, in German or English.
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A content management system (CMS) is where your team edits texts, images, posts and products. The right one makes daily changes simple; the wrong one turns every change into a ticket. I choose, set up and connect the CMS that fits how your team works, and take over content updates when your team doesn’t have the time.
Choice: which system fits
There is no best CMS, only one that fits who edits what and how often. I work with classic systems like WordPress, headless systems like Storyblok, Sanity or Contentful, visual builders like Webflow and Framer, or plain Markdown for sites that rarely change. The questions that decide it are in Choosing a CMS: what to look for.
Setup: what’s included
- Content model: content types such as page, post, team member, event or product, with clear fields instead of one large text box.
- Editing experience: a live preview, sensible defaults, field help, and roles and approvals for larger teams.
- Languages: linked translations that stay in sync.
- Components: page building blocks that keep the layout consistent while editors stay flexible.
- Migration: moving content from an old system, with redirects so no link breaks.
- Handover: documentation and a walkthrough, so your team publishes without help.
Content updates: handed off
You send content the way that suits you: an email, a document, a list of bullet points. I turn it into finished pages, with images cropped and compressed, alt text, titles, descriptions and internal links, and send a preview before it goes live. Recurring tasks, such as a monthly post or seasonal offers, run on a fixed schedule. Outdated pages get flagged before visitors find them.
Result: what you get
A CMS that fits your content and your team, a site that stays consistent no matter who edits it, and content you own and can export.