Templates, Builder, My Sites, account ownership, project data and launch controls.
From draft project to a real website.
The control center is being built first. Customer-site provisioning comes next.
SOCIALBILITTY Web Design can continue running as the Builder and account control center on the current WordPress installation. The eventual customer-site network can be added as a separate WordPress Multisite provisioning layer without forcing that infrastructure change before the Builder is ready.
Validates readiness, creates the customer site, applies the project and prepares infrastructure.
Subdomain staging, wildcard DNS/SSL, custom-domain mapping and production hosting.
A site the customer controls and can continue managing through SOCIALBILITTY Web Design.
What is connected now—and what is deliberately not enabled yet.
The dedicated SOCIALBILITTY Web Design OS draft, Builder routes and account project model are in place.
Sign-in is required before a customer project can move from browser-only storage to account-backed storage.
This installation is still a normal single-site WordPress install. That is intentional while the Builder and project model are still being developed.
Wildcard subdomain routing has not been verified yet.
SSL coverage for future customer staging sites has not been verified yet.
The customer-site theme package has been built in the draft, but it is not installed on a Multisite network yet.
The current Web Design control center is being served over HTTPS.
The Customer Site Engine code is installed in the draft, but execution remains deliberately locked.
Sign in before launch preparation.
Browser drafts are useful while designing, but provisioning must be tied to a real customer account and a private saved project.
Sign InDo not flip Multisite on just because we can.
The next infrastructure milestone is a controlled provisioning proof: backup first, define the customer-site network domain, verify wildcard DNS and SSL support, create one test site, apply one Builder project to it, verify rollback, then automate the sequence. The Publish button stays locked until that test passes.