The problem
CyberWiz needed a public home that could connect security practice, digital tools, and education. The existing site remained online while this replacement was built independently.
The approach
The approved brand kit supplies the identity. Astro produces static pages from reusable layouts and Markdown content. A small React component lets readers explore the working method; the rest of the site remains readable without client-side JavaScript.
The content, font, and illustrations travel with the site. Private Drive links are not used to serve public assets. There is no database, customer login, or payment flow in this version.
What this demonstrates
- A shared layout and design system across public pages.
- Repository-managed articles and project notes.
- A separate preview workflow that does not depend on changing the live domain.
- Explicit content boundaries: no invented client results, testimonials, or service guarantees.
The important limit
This is a build note about CyberWiz’s own website, not a client case study or a measured performance claim. A preview is not a production cutover. Moving the live domain requires a separate review of redirects, indexing, contact paths, and rollback.
A pattern worth reusing
Separate the decision to build from the decision to replace a working service. That creates room to test the new system without making every design iteration a production change.