A rollback puts an earlier version of your page back in place of the current one.
Someone deletes a paragraph on Friday and notices on Monday. A rollback restores Friday morning without retyping anything.
Rollbacks work only if versions were kept. That is why version history matters more than it seems on day one.
If an edit goes wrong on a Think Bright page, your named project lead can restore an earlier version. Your project queue reaches a person.
A version is a saved copy of your page at one moment in time.
WYSIWYG means what you see is what you get: you edit the page as it looks, not as code.
A staging link is a private address where you review your new site before it goes live.
Uptime is the share of time your site is actually reachable.
Paste your URL. We rebuild it, show you the match, and measure the speed. No template. No blank page. Human review from start to finish.
