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Posts
Publish rich stories with categories, tags, authors, reading time, SEO, and images.
An editorial studio, built in Rails
Stories, projects, and pages—edited where they live.
Fieldwork is a small fictional studio and a real working demonstration of RailsPress. Browse the site, then sign in and change it.
One site / three content shapes
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Posts
Stories over time
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Entities
Structured projects
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Blocks
Copy in the page
Field note / 001
The CMS should fit the content—not flatten it.
Articles have publication dates. Projects have clients and image galleries. A homepage headline belongs exactly where readers see it. RailsPress keeps those ideas separate while giving editors one calm place to work.
Block study / Image
One image, placed with intent.
This photograph is a RailsPress image element—not a post attachment. Its editor includes a usage hint and focal point, while the host template controls this composition.
Explore blocks and inline editing →The working parts
Three content tools,
one Rails application.
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Entities
Give projects their own fields, galleries, filters, and admin screens without scaffolding.
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Blocks
Keep headlines, calls to action, and images editable without turning them into posts.
From the journal
Selected dispatches
Releases
Shipping a Calm Editorial Workflow
Clarity before velocity A fast editor is valuable, but an editor who always knows whether a post is draft, scheduled, or public is more valuable. Calm software makes...
Design
A Quiet Standard for Accessible Publishing
Make the good path the easy path Editors should not need to remember a separate accessibility checklist for every story. The interface can make useful headings,...
Engineering
Editorial Systems That Stay Flexible
Structure should create room A useful content model describes meaning without dictating every visual decision. Editors should know what belongs in a field, while...
This is a hands-on demo
Don’t just inspect it. Change it.
The admin account is public, the content is temporary, and every feature links back to the documentation that explains how it works.
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