Marketing and design teams
Update your website without opening an IDE.
Frontman runs inside your Next.js, Astro, or Vite site. Click the live page, describe the change, and turn visual requests into reviewable source changes your developers can approve.
Website updates get stuck between people who see the problem and people who can change the code.
Marketers know the headline is wrong. Designers know the spacing is off. Site owners know the pricing page is stale. But code-backed websites turn small edits into screenshots, tickets, backlog grooming, and developer interpretation.
Frontman moves the request into the browser. Your team points at the real page, explains the desired outcome, and gets a concrete change to review.
From visual request to reviewable change.
Open the live site
Use Frontman from your browser beside the page you are changing.
Click what needs work
Select a headline, CTA, section, image, or layout issue directly on the rendered page.
Describe the update
Ask in plain English. Frontman uses live DOM, CSS, routes, logs, and source mappings to edit the right files.
Review the diff
Developers keep control through normal git review and deployment.
Where Frontman saves the most time.
- Update campaign landing page copy and CTAs
- Fix spacing, alignment, and responsive polish before launch
- Refresh pricing, feature, and comparison pages
- Turn design-review comments into code changes
- Ship visual QA fixes without creating ticket debt
- Let developers review one concrete diff instead of interpreting screenshots
Shorter handoff. Same developer control.
Frontman does not turn marketers into production deployers. Framework integrations run in development, and production builds strip Frontman out.
Every edit lands as normal source changes. Your team can review the diff, test the result, and ship through the same workflow you already trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can marketers and designers use Frontman without opening an IDE? +
Yes. A developer installs Frontman once. After that, marketers and designers can work from the browser: click the live site, describe the update, review the result, and hand engineering a normal source-code diff.
Does Frontman bypass engineering review? +
No. For Next.js, Astro, and Vite sites, Frontman runs in development and produces regular source changes. Your team can review, approve, and ship those changes through the same git and deployment workflow you already use.
What kinds of website changes fit this workflow? +
Frontman is strongest for copy, CTAs, hero sections, spacing, colors, responsive polish, landing-page cleanup, visual QA, and small content or layout changes on existing websites.
Which stacks are supported? +
Frontman supports Next.js, Astro, and Vite projects, including React, Vue, Svelte, SvelteKit, SolidJS, and vanilla Vite apps.
Give your website team a faster edit loop.
Install Frontman in your Next.js, Astro, or Vite site and let visual requests start from the page, not a ticket.