LEGKO One / Owner's Manual

Product 01

Understand the website you own.

Short explanations of the product, its operating model, and its limits. Start with a question; follow the references only as far as you need.

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Reference index

11 entries

  1. 01 What does prefab mean? Which parts of LEGKO One are standardized, which parts are configured, and why prefab does not mean one identical template.
  2. 02 How AI updates work How a natural-language instruction becomes a checked preview and an approved LEGKO One website update.
  3. 03 Ownership and portability What easy ownership means for the domain, accounts, source, content, version history, and the ability to leave later.
  4. 04 Running costs What can be close to zero, what still costs separately, and why LEGKO One does not promise permanently free operation.
  5. 05 New website vs migration How a new LEGKO One build differs from a migration that must preserve useful pages, URLs, and search signals.
  6. 06 What LEGKO is built for The kinds of small-business websites LEGKO One handles well, and the application-like systems that need another tool.
  7. 07 When WordPress is the better choice Astro is not a universal replacement. Here are the situations where WordPress may be the more practical tool.
  8. 08 How content publishing works The controlled path from source material to draft, checks, preview, approval, and a versioned public update.
  9. 09 What static actually means What is static in a LEGKO One website, what can still change, and where a small runtime is still useful.
  10. 10 How contact forms and email work The validation, spam protection, email delivery, and failure handling behind a useful small-business contact form.
  11. 11 SEO basics a business website should not forget The technical and editorial foundations that make a site understandable without pretending they guarantee rankings.