The first site in this showcase is the one you are reading.

Every page here is hand-written HTML on a Custom page, published byte-for-byte through the API an agent calls.

Exhibit one

This site is built on AXL.

Hand-written HTML and CSS on Custom pages, published byte-for-byte. Seven palette tokens and two fonts in each page's head HTML, one header and one footer component on every page. The only form here, on /contact, is a platform lead form. The blog is drafted by an agent over MCP.

• View source: server-rendered HTML, not an empty shell.
• Open /sitemap.xml: every published page is in it.
• Click the theme toggle in the header: seven tokens swap, nothing else.
• Walk it: nested URLs under /blog, a comparison table on /vs, a calculator on /pricing.
• In the browser console:window.AXLData.siteId, the field every AXL-hosted site carries.

Open the same page in AXL to update its content, code, or design.

Order of operations

How this site is built and published

1. 01 The domain One site bound to axl.tech; SSL is issued on connect. Settings → Domains
2. 02 Pages nested A page under blog lands at /blog/its-segment. Sites → Pages
3. 03 Head and body HTML Tokens and fonts in the head; the body ships as written. Page → Custom
4. 04 Draft, then publish The preview link is noindex. 100 revisions, with revert. Page → Publish

Raw HTML ships as written, with one exception. Lead-form and checkout markup is wired by literal class names; style it, do not restructure it, or it renders and never submits.

Reserved

What this exhibit cannot show you

A marketing site runs no checkout, no course player, no members' area and no webinar room. Four slots wait for customers willing to be named.

• An online school

  Catalogue, checkout and student portal on one domain, with the certificate the course issues.
  Course platform →

• A paid community

  Spaces whose access rules are CRM filters, so a tier maintains its own membership.
  Community platform →

• A designer's client site

  Built for somebody else and handed over with the account. The harder proof.
  For web designers →

• A funnel and a live webinar

  Registration page, room, replay, and the orders that came out of it.
  Webinar platform →

An entry needs the owner's written permission and a live URL.

Rebuild any section of this page in your own account.

Open the trial, copy a section you are looking at, and time it.