Posts / 17 Aug 2026

Their own database, not a shared one

A new client gets a new CMS, seeded with their name and a starting template. They never see another client’s drafts.

isolation · cms

The easy version of this product is one database and a label on every page. That is not what Web Dennis does.

Each client gets their own CMS. Setup creates it, puts the publishing tools on it, and fills in landing copy from a starting template: studio, product, or posts. Their editors sign in at yourname.webdennis.com/admin. They never see another client’s drafts.

Taking a client down is the other half. Delete removes the database, the keys, and the live site together.

The desk at webdennis.com is only the control room: start, list, delete. It does not hold client pages.