just stumbled onto some solid info about setting up a proper framework for website governance. it breaks everything down using the four ps approach which helps balance performance with actual compliance needs. instead of just winging the updates, it lays out how to structure the whole process so things dont break every time marketing wants a new landing page. i found the section on common mistakes particularly useful because we all know how easy it is to
accidentally delete mess up the site hierarchy when chasing quick wins.
>it focuses on building a repeatable system rather than just fixing bugs as they appear.the goal is basically to create a workflow that handles both the technical side and the brand standards simultaneously. ive been struggling with
too many stakeholders making direct edits lately, so this might be the fix. does anyone else use a specific checklist for their marketing handoffs? it seems like having these predefined rules would save so much time during deployment.
https://webflowmarketingmain.com/blog/web-governance-for-marketing