A Three-Part Platform for Modern Web Development

Uniweb Framework

Framework for developers. App for content teams. Engine connecting them.

Build section-level component systems that content teams use to create unlimited professional websites—without ongoing developer involvement.

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The Architecture

Three distinct parts, working together to provide a seamless experience from code to content.

1. The Framework

Developers use libraries & tools to build a Foundation: a collection of section-level components.

2. The Engine

A JS library on every site that dynamically loads Foundation sections via Module Federation.

3. The App

A visual CMS for content teams to select sections, arrange pages, and publish sites.

Understanding Foundations

A Foundation is a collection of section-level components designed to work together. Think of it as a complete product system for building specific types of websites.

What's a section?

A region of a page with a specific communication job. These are complete, purposeful blocks—not atomic UI components like buttons or cards.

Hero: Welcome and orient visitors
Features: Present multiple options
Testimonials: Build trust through social proof
Gallery: Enable visual browsing

Key principle: One Foundation per site.

When creating a site, content teams choose a Foundation. All sections come from that Foundation, ensuring design coherence.

Playful Foundation

Soft and friendly for childcare or family-focused sites.

For Developers

Build systems, not sites. Create once, deploy everywhere.

What You Build

Section components using React and familiar tools
Parameters and presets for customization
A complete Foundation packaged as a federated module

What You Don't Build

CMS functionality
Visual editors
Database schemas
Deployment infrastructure

Your Workflow

# Create Foundation
$ npm create @uniwebcms/framework my-foundation

# Build and deploy
$ npm run build && npm run deploy

How It Works Together

A simple, powerful workflow that separates concerns and enables teams to move faster.

Developer Builds Foundation

Using the Framework

Engine Loads It

via Module Federation

Content Team Builds Site

Using the Visual App

The Paradigm Shift

Move from repetitive site builds to creating scalable systems. Update once, improve everywhere.

Traditional Web Dev

Build → Deploy → Rebuild → Redeploy → Repeat

Component Libraries

Import → Build → Update Deps → Rebuild → Redeploy

Uniweb Approach

Build Foundation → Content teams build unlimited sites → Update Foundation → All sites improve instantly

Technical Implementation

Built on modern, robust web technologies to ensure performance and a great developer experience.

Module Federation

Foundations are webpack federated modules loaded at runtime, not build time. Updates propagate without rebuilding sites.

Developer Experience

Write standard React components with any CSS approach. The framework handles the complexity of federation.

Production Performance

Foundations are cached at the CDN edge with automatic code splitting and lazy loading by default for maximum speed.

EXAMPLE

The Medical Practice Foundation

A developer builds a Foundation with sections for:

Hero with appointment booking
Providers roster with specialties
Services showcase with insurance info
Patient testimonials

Twenty different medical practices use this Foundation to build their unique sites in the App.

When the developer adds telehealth features...

...all twenty sites get the capability instantly. No rebuilding. No redeploying. Just one update.

From One to Many, Instantly

The Uniweb model allows you to create a product from your components. Maintain one codebase that powers unlimited sites. When you improve your Foundation, every site using it improves automatically.

See It Working in 2 Minutes

Watch how a developer, content team, and the live site all work together in perfect harmony.

Uniweb Workflow Demo

From code to live site update in under 2 minutes.

Pricing Structure

A simple pricing model designed for builders and creators.