Wexcy Website Builder

Build a website that works with the rest of your business.

Bring the public experience closer to the content, forms, and workflows your organization manages. Build a responsive, multilingual site instead of adding another disconnected system your team has to stitch together later.

  • Responsive foundationLayouts shaped for the screens your visitors use.
  • Localized publishingLanguage-specific content, routes, and page controls.
  • Governed connectionsForms and access follow the organization’s configuration.

A working business channel

Make the website useful to the work that follows.

A page can explain, collect, and pass context forward. Wexcy keeps those moments near the structured information and permitted processes your team already manages.

  1. Publish structured information

    Manage pages and editorial content as reusable, localized records rather than isolated page fragments.

  2. Collect through configured forms

    Capture the information a visitor submits through forms prepared for the site.

  3. Continue with permitted follow-up

    Send a valid record into an enabled process or protect selected content with the right access policy.

Connected behavior depends on the products, form configuration, routes, roles, and permissions enabled for the organization.

Site architecture and publishing

Give every release a visible path from structure to approval.

The builder establishes the presentation system. The CMS carries the editorial work. This canvas keeps their responsibilities clear while the finished experience comes together.

  1. Theme and layout foundation

    Define the theme, shared styles, layouts, page regions, metadata, and supporting assets.

  2. Reusable composition

    Compose recurring page sections from reusable components instead of rebuilding the same patterns.

  3. Content and connections

    Add localized content, managed media, routes, configured forms, and supported data sources where needed.

  4. Preview and validation

    Review the template draft, inspect the experience, and resolve validation issues before release.

  5. Approved release

    Release the approved theme while editorial content continues through its own CMS publication states.

A theme release governs presentation; CMS drafts and publication states govern editorial content. They can be reviewed together, but they are separate lifecycles.

Website Builder + CMS

Design the system once. Keep the publishing work moving.

Separate the structure visitors experience from the content editors maintain. The two stay connected without turning every content update into a theme rebuild.

Presentation system

The structure around the content

The builder controls how the site is assembled and expressed.

  • Layouts and regionsShared page structure, navigation, metadata, and supporting scripts.
  • Reusable componentsRecurring sections prepared once and used consistently.
  • Theme and stylesTypography, color, media assets, and custom CSS when deeper control is needed.
A team reviews a customer-experience structure on a laptop and a page layout on a tablet.

Editorial work

The material teams publish every day

The CMS keeps content structured and gives each record a clear state.

  • Pages and landing contentStandard pages and focused destinations for a service, campaign, or audience.
  • Articles and blogsEditorial records with categories, authors, summaries, and managed media.
  • Routes and publication statesLocalized slugs, drafts, published or archived states, and configured publishing windows.

Presentation changes and editorial changes meet in the same visitor experience, while remaining distinct areas of responsibility.

Localization and page controls

Treat every language version as a page your team owns.

Give English, Arabic, and other configured languages the content, route, and discovery information they need—without flattening them into copies of one default page.

Localized content
Editorial copy and structured fields managed for each configured language.
Route and slug
A clear localized path placed within the site’s navigation structure.
SEO title and meta description
Page-specific language that describes the content to people and search engines.
Canonical URL and Robots
Controls for canonical treatment and indexing directives when required.
Open Graph
Localized title, description, and image information for shared links.
RTL and LTR theme review
A deliberate check of type, alignment, spacing, navigation, and page flow in each direction.

Configured form flow

Carry a valid submission forward without losing its context.

A website form can create a structured handoff when the route, action, and permitted process have been configured for the organization.

  • Visitor submission

    A visitor completes the fields prepared for that form.

  • Configured validation and record

    The public route validates the configured action and stores the accepted form entry.

  • Permitted process or follow-up

    The record can enter the enabled workflow or responsibility allowed for the organization.

The handoff is governed by configuration, access, roles, and permissions. A form does not create an unrestricted or automatic action.

One adaptable website foundation

Shape the site around the publishing job—not a fixed template category.

Use one structured foundation for different public experiences, then scope migration around the content and dependencies your current site actually contains.

What the foundation can support

Start with the site your organization needs now and extend its content model deliberately.

  • Company and service sites

    Present the organization, services, locations, and clear ways to get in touch.

  • Focused landing pages

    Give a campaign, offer, service, or audience a dedicated destination.

  • Editorial publishing

    Organize pages, articles, blogs, categories, authors, and media.

  • Catalog-style experiences

    Present structured offerings when a supported catalog data source is configured.

  • Protected content

    Limit selected pages to signed-in users or permitted roles.

Migration scope depends on the current platform and the reviewed inventory; it is not presented as a one-click transfer.

Website Builder questions

What to know before you build.

Clear answers about design, content, languages, forms, publishing, and migration.

A website your team can keep moving

Build the site your team can keep publishing from.

Start with the structure, content, and configured connections your organization needs now, on a foundation designed to keep the work clear as the site grows.