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Some sections are mainly visual. Others need real WordPress behavior behind them. A beautiful contact form mockup is not the same thing as a form that sends email. A product grid is not the same thing as a configured store. Miles can help move those pieces from design toward reality, but you should always test functional work before launch.

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Visual sections

These can often stay as editable blocks:
  • hero areas
  • services
  • testimonials
  • FAQs
  • team sections
  • calls to action
  • case study previews
Review copy, images, spacing, and links.

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Functional sections

These need more setup:
  • contact forms
  • booking flows
  • checkout or product grids
  • maps
  • filters and search
  • membership or account areas
  • custom content types or fields
Ask for the outcome, not just the visual:
The automated Make Real flow currently supports contact and inquiry forms. It creates the form, styles it to match the design, places it on the page, and verifies the WordPress setup. You still need to confirm the recipient address and test delivery to a real inbox. Other features use the normal Miles conversation rather than Make Real. Miles can create one standard custom content type with simple custom fields when Advanced Custom Fields is already active. It can also add or update supported content in an existing custom content type. Commerce, bookings, memberships, search, payments, relationship fields, repeatable fields, new taxonomies, and other advanced content structures need separate setup and review. Some will require a developer.

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Test before launch

If a section collects information, sends email, takes payment, books time, or changes user accounts, test it manually before publishing.