JCC Insight · Practical guide
Compare editing, development freedom and technical responsibility throughout the website's life.
01 Insight · Practical guide
If you will regularly update copy, images or products, ask to see how editing works. A platform may provide a ready-made editor; a custom project can also include editing when it forms part of the scope.
Editable content does not mean unrestricted changes to the entire structure. Redesigning a page or changing an integration may require development in either option.
02 Insight · Practical guide
Custom code allows a specific experience or business logic. Someone must take responsibility for changes and technical continuity. A platform removes some infrastructure decisions, but still has limits, costs and dependencies.
Neither option automatically guarantees better speed, security or conversion. These depend on the implementation, content and maintenance actually performed.
03 Insight · Practical guide
Also consider who will manage the website. A solution suited to a business with ongoing technical support may not suit someone who needs everyday autonomy.
04 Insight · Practical guide
At JCC, technology is chosen after understanding operations and scope. There is no mandatory monthly JCC maintenance by default. Additional changes or support are agreed separately with defined limits.
