How a change gets from your inbox to your website
There is no editor to learn. You write; we build; you approve. This page shows each step with what you actually receive.
Step by step
You email your website's address
Every website has one, like
bakery@saltotech.eu. Write what you want in plain language. Attach photos. Start the subject with "Blog:" for a post, "Service:" for something bookable, "Campaign:" for a newsletter, and we know what to set up.We acknowledge it and get to work
You get a short reply within minutes. The change is made in your website's source by our studio, and only your website: your email is input to the work, never a command that can reach anything else.
The checks run
The site must build, every link must work, pages must pass accessibility checks and stay within their speed budget, search metadata and structured data must be valid, nothing may load before cookie consent, translations must be current, and the visual difference against the live site is recorded. Our studio cannot skip these.
You get a preview
An email with a link to the whole site as it would be, and a page with two buttons: Approve, or Send corrections with a note. Nothing goes live until you press Approve.
It's live
Within a minute. You get a confirmation. Every version is kept and any release can be rolled back.
From: anna@bakery.nl
Basic
€9
a month
Salto!
To: bakery@saltotech.eu
Subject: New opening hours + autumn photo
Hi, from Monday we open 9 to 18.
Can you change the hours and put the attached photo on the home page? Thanks, Anna
Attachment: autumn.jpg
Example
When does a person step in?
The first build of every website, anything the checks reject, requests that are unclear or outside your plan, and anything over your monthly allowance. Routine changes go straight to you for approval.
What if something is missing from my request?
We ask. If you write "add a new service" without a price or a duration, you get one question at a time, with the reason, and we fill in what your website already says. You never see a form error. The same happens in your dashboard: every "add" is a short conversation.
Can I undo a change?
Yes. Every release is kept. Rolling back is one click in your dashboard, or one email.
What about the texts?
Written from your facts and your business profile, in your tone. Our studio may not invent reviews, ratings, stock levels or countdowns, and the checks refuse them. You approve every word before it is live.
Where does my website run?
On a global edge network as a static site: no database to crash, nothing to patch, served from the data centre nearest to each visitor. Photos are converted to modern formats and unused code is removed on every release.