Editors still write, preview, submit for review and publish. Drafts remain private, and published stories keep a version history.
What stays the same
What changes is where the page is drawn. The content system sends structured story data to a separate website, which decides layout, performance and caching.
Editors should not need to know where the page is rendered, only that what they approve is what readers see.
That separation is why preview and freshness matter. A good setup lets editors preview drafts in the real site design and see published changes reach readers promptly.
