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Wix through the connector

What Claude can read and change in a Wix site, what Dany still does in the editor, and how nothing goes live without her.

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What the connector is for

The Wix connector gives Claude a door into a site you already own or manage: it can read the pages, the sections, the CMS collections and the SEO settings, and it can create and change them when you ask. Then it asks before anything is written or published. The change Dany used to make by opening the editor, finding the page, clicking the field and typing, she now describes once for nine pages at a time.

The work it is good at is the work that is boring nine times over. SEO titles and descriptions across a site. A Services page built from the copy that is already in the client Project. A CMS collection for a class schedule, with the fields set up before the client sends the real rows. An alt text pass on every image. A section duplicated onto four pages with the copy changed each time.

What Dany still does herself

Through the connector In the editor
Pages, sections, CMS collections, SEO settings Nudging, spacing by eye, animation timing
Repeating a change across many pages Anything you judge at 200 percent zoom
Alt text, page titles, redirects Installing apps, billing, the publish button

Try this

The site audit
Read every page on the Harbor Yoga site. One table: page, SEO title with its character count, meta description with its character count, H1, and whether any image is missing alt text. Mark the titles over 60 characters and the descriptions over 155. Change nothing yet.
Build the page from the Project copy
Create a Services page on the Ridgeline Dental site using the approved copy in this Project. Match the section structure of the existing Home page: hero, three cards, a wide text block, a booking call to action. Leave it unpublished and tell me what you could not match and why.
The CMS collection
Set up a CMS collection called Classes for Harbor Yoga: name, teacher, day, start time, length in minutes, level, description, and a photo field. Add four made up rows so I can see the layout, and tell me what I have to do in the editor to connect it to the Classes page.

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