A blog should inherit the website—not look bolted onto it.

Each implementation detects a different content model, metadata API, image path, sitemap behavior, preview mechanism and deployment boundary. Unsupported direct CMS adapters are labeled instead of simulated.

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SITE DNA

Routes · content schema · components

Metadata · images · sitemap · build

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Implementation models

Choose the architecture your site actually runs.

Next.js

App/Pages Router detection, repository metadata, image and build controls.

WordPress

REST content types, taxonomies, media and governed publication.

Astro

Content collections, frontmatter schemas and static builds through GitHub.

Headless patterns

Model, preview and deployment mapping; direct CMS adapters must be verified.

Direct adapters

Webflow and Shopify are documented as planned, not live.

Their pages explain collection/storefront requirements and noindex status. Repository-backed Next.js and Astro, plus the verified WordPress REST path, have current production routes.

Paid deployment · human authority

Match the publishing operation to the real architecture.

Choose paid capacity, then complete a framework and content-model readiness check before production work begins.

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