WYSIWYG means what you see is what you get: you edit the page as it looks, not as code.
Click a headline, type a new one, and it changes right there. No form fields, no preview button, no code. It is how most owners expect editing to work.
Some editors are WYSIWYG in name only. You edit in a side panel and hope the page matches. The gap between the panel and the page is where mistakes hide.
Think Bright Sites edits happen on the page itself, behind a small key icon. Click the key, click the text, change it. If typing is slow, leave a voice note instead.
A voice note is a short recording you leave on a page instead of typing your feedback.
A version is a saved copy of your page at one moment in time.
A page builder is a drag-and-drop tool inside WordPress or a hosted platform for laying out pages without code.
A row is one horizontal band of a page, like the hero, a services grid or a testimonial strip.
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.
