Every project has the same crew manifest: a designer shaping the pattern set, an engineer wiring data and blocks, and the site editors who will actually fly the thing after handover.
The editor role is the one we design for hardest. If a page cannot be built, rearranged, and rebranded from the editor alone, we treat that as a defect — the editor-equals-frontend rule exists for exactly this reason.
This demo site is the proof: everything on it was assembled from patterns an editor can reach.