Change your storefront while you are looking at it

Without this

Changing one sentence on your site is a request sent to somebody else that waits its turn. So you learn not to ask: the holiday banner is still up two weeks after the holiday, the expired offer is still advertised, and the site becomes something that belongs to someone else. Worst of all, you only see the result once it is already live in front of customers.

What you control

• Ten home-page sections: order them, show them, hide them
• Five ready personalities, and not one of them overwrites a sentence you wrote — they fill only what is empty
• And a personality never writes to the database at all: it fills the form and you press Save, so navigating away is the undo button
• It also never sets a price, an add-on or a pickup point — there is no default list for any of them, and empty means you do not offer it
• What you chose always wins: your business type answers only for the switches you never touched, and never undoes a choice you made
• Sub-pages behind switches: About, availability enquiries, viewing requests, and the map button
• Your copy in Arabic and English in adjacent fields, so a half-translated page is not published without you noticing
• The preview is your real storefront inside a frame, not an approximation of it — what you see is what a visitor sees
• And it is inert and noindexed: clicking around in it creates no phantom enquiry and never reaches search engines
• Preview at desktop width and at phone width, because most of your visitors are on a phone
• Colours, logo and icon live in your settings, and their effect shows up in the same preview
• The rental personality switches the brand wall off and brings "how it works" forward — because nobody rents a car by manufacturer