This article is part of the studio’s product-adjacent writing: educational enough to be useful on its own, but still closely tied to how Zestva builds and explains its apps.
When one developer ships multiple apps, the site architecture matters more than the homepage design.
If every app gets its own one-off microsite, legal pages drift, metadata becomes inconsistent, and search performance fragments. A shared Astro codebase fixes that by keeping content authoring, layout rules, and deployment in one place.
The point is not to force every app into the same visual identity. The point is to keep page types predictable: every app should have a marketing page, a privacy page, and a support page from day one.