Monday morning01
A service page needs a fix.
Update hours or a location in the page itself. Nothing reaches visitors until it is published.
For teams
Three kinds of team run websites on Waves. Find yours, and see what a normal week looks like.
Marketing · Service businesses
You own the site’s message and how it looks, and there are always more changes than people. Waves lets the people who know the work update it without a developer, while the design stays consistent.
Monday morning01
Update hours or a location in the page itself. Nothing reaches visitors until it is published.
Midweek02
Build it from reusable elements your designer maintains once, so it looks like the rest of the site.
Friday03
Ask Nami for a draft of the change. Someone reviews it; someone with publish access sends it live.
Communications · Foundations and nonprofits
Several people contribute, and not all of them should publish. Waves separates editing from publishing, and keeps programs, initiatives and resources as structured content you can reuse across the site.
Programs01
A program entry has the same fields every time, and appears on its own page and in lists.
Contributors02
Staff draft updates. Communications decides what goes live.
News and resources03
Entries follow the same draft and publish path as pages, with publish events recorded.
Editorial · High-volume publishing
Editors need to publish quickly without breaking layout. Waves keeps stories as structured entries with media, topics and bylines, and places them in the right sections of the site automatically.
Filing01
Headline, byline, media and topics are fields. The site decides where it appears.
Review02
Reporters write, editors approve, and publish access is its own permission.
After03
Individual items can be reverted if a change needs to come back.