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Functionality is different from visual design. A section can look like a form, booking flow, or store before it actually works. Miles can help move common site features toward real WordPress functionality, but anything that collects information, sends email, takes payment, books time, or changes user accounts needs testing before launch.

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Common requests

Miles can help plan and carry out work such as:
  • contact forms
  • plugin installation and activation
  • plugin settings when the plugin exposes them
  • simple store or catalog foundations
  • search and filtering
  • media uploads
  • users, site settings, categories, and tags
  • page or post drafts that support a new feature
  • a standard custom content type with simple custom fields
The supported Make Real action in the Site Plan currently automates contact and inquiry forms. Other features use the normal Miles conversation and may need extra setup, review, or a developer. For structured content, Miles can create one new standard custom content type with simple custom fields when Advanced Custom Fields is already active. It can add or update supported fields, categories, and tags on existing custom content, and can prepare shared templates when the site uses a block theme. Relationship fields, repeatable fields, new taxonomies, plugin setup, and custom code are outside this supported path. Some plugin settings require you to connect an account, add an API key, or allow Miles or AI tools to access the plugin before Miles can finish.

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Ask for the outcome

If you are not sure which plugin or service to use, ask Miles to recommend a simple path first.

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Test carefully

Before launch, test forms, emails, payments, bookings, account flows, and anything that stores customer data. Protected sites may require approval before settings, plugins, themes, or published content change.