Content admin
Staff edit pages, notices, and documents without touching code.
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Fuse is the starter I built and maintain. You get a site customized to your organization, not a framework to figure out.
What it is
What Fuse actually is.
Most organization sites need the same handful of things: pages, documents, notices, events, search, and a way for staff to publish without calling a developer.
Fuse is that, built once and maintained properly. Astro on Cloudflare for the front end, a real content admin for the office staff, and a contact inbox that lands in your email rather than a black hole.
I customize it for your structure and content, then hand it over running. It is not a page builder and it is not a theme — those are the things that get you stuck in the first place.
Included
What you get.
Document library
Agendas, minutes, forms, and reports, organized and searchable.
Notices
Time-sensitive updates published in minutes, archived automatically.
Events
Meetings and dates, listed, filterable, and archived.
Search
Site-wide search that finds the document, not just the page.
Contact inbox
Form submissions stored and emailed, with spam filtering.
Accessibility baseline
WCAG 2.2 AA structure, keyboard navigation, and contrast checked before handover.
Static delivery
Built ahead of time and served from Cloudflare's edge. No database to fall over.
The economics
Why this is cheaper than starting from scratch.
The hard parts already exist.
Search, admin, documents, and spam handling are solved once, not solved again on your invoice.
Maintenance is shared.
When I fix something in Fuse, every site on it benefits.
You are buying customization, not invention.
Your budget goes into your structure and content rather than infrastructure.
WordPress exits
Or WordPress has to go.
Content migration, URL mapping, redirects, DNS, email, and a launch plan — handled as one job rather than three vendors blaming each other. Old URLs redirect to new ones so rankings and bookmarks survive. Included in the setup price.
Handled as one job
- Content migration
- URL mapping
- Redirects
- DNS
- Launch plan
If WordPress is fine for you, I will say that too.
The numbers
What it costs.
| Work | Price |
|---|---|
| Site setup on FuseDesign adapted to your organization, content migrated, admin configured, accessibility checked, launched. | from $8,000 |
| WordPress exitContent, URLs, redirects, DNS, and email handled as part of the setup. | included |
| Care planUpdates, monitoring, backups, quarterly accessibility check, priority response. | from $100/mo |
Fuse is new. A public demo and walkthrough are being built — ask and I will send you a preview.
Limits
What it is not.
Fuse is for organizations that need a fast, accessible site their staff can run. These are the jobs it is not built for.
A store platform. Use Shopify or BigCommerce. Checkout, tax, and inventory logic are already solved there.
A custom application. Member portals, booking engines, and dashboards need custom development, not a starter.
A page builder. There is no drag-and-drop canvas. Structure is designed once so pages stay consistent.
None of those are bad projects. They are just not Fuse.
Next step
Not sure if you need a rebuild?
Send the URL. I will tell you whether a few weeks of fixes is enough, and I will not sell you a rebuild you do not need.
Send the URLA handful each week, first come.