Websites · 2026 · Composita
Composita — a site that can't say the wrong thing
A credibility website for a software product used by clinics, where the wording is governed by strict rules and nothing unlaunched may leak.
The situation
A new information-management tool for private clinics needed a public website before launch. Certain words could not appear anywhere on the site, several sections could not go live until conditions were met, and the founder needed to edit copy without touching code.
What I built
- A static Astro site with every sentence in plain markdown files, separate from layout.
- Launch flags that keep unlaunched pages out of the build, the navigation and the sitemap until they are switched on.
- An automated language check that scans the built pages, including image and accessibility text, and fails the build on any banned term.
- Preview builds that search engines ignore by default; only an explicit production build is indexable.
Stack
- Astro
- Tailwind CSS
- Cloudflare Workers
- Formspree
Result
Shipped and deployed from a git push. Copy changes take minutes and cannot ship a forbidden word by accident.