WebFactory Core 0.1.1 · owner review

One portable foundation. Clear capability boundaries.

Explore the working website foundation and service demonstrations. Future modules are candidates for validation, with no separate module prices or availability promised.

Complete website

Implemented: reusable layout, navigation, responsive styling, content pages, FAQ and policy templates. Operator edited content, pinned core version, portable static export.

View our own reference site

Enquiry journey

Interactive demonstration: required fields, email validation and an accessible result message. No delivery, storage, mailbox or CRM connection.

Try the mock form

Reporting

Illustrative digest with mock visits and enquiries, interpretation and a proposed next action. No real analytics, automation or recurring delivery.

Inspect the sample report

Service layers

The complete agreed site is included in every pilot tier. The service differs: Essential maintenance and weekly automated digest; Care conversion reporting and monthly reviewed recommendations; Growth weekly reviewed suggestions and a monthly improvement cycle. Total assisted work is 15/30/90 minutes per month, including Growth analysis and review.

Review the agreed pilot offer

Future module candidates

Booking & payments

Not implemented. Needs a supported provider, failure handling, support ownership, usage caps and disclosed charges.

CRM & commerce

Not implemented. Needs data mapping, access controls, inventory/order ownership and measured customer demand.

AI assistance

Not implemented. Needs privacy review, validated quality, free-only fallback where suitable and verified spending enforcement.

Delivery readiness

This is a private static review build. Production enquiries, isolation, backup/restore, rollback and privacy controls are acceptance gates before customer commitments. Provider routing and spending enforcement remain blocked.

Modularity is currently a versioned renderer plus separate content and demo scripts. Independently installable commercial modules, self-service configuration and a module marketplace are future work.