Use Cases & Solutions
All-in-one solution for
customizing your website
With CodeKit's time-saving features, you will easily integrate tools or deploy
codes no matter if you are a blogger or a developer.
For Designers
Simply take charge and make adjustments according your vision and creativity on your website. No need to deal with technical stuff, implementation difficulties or code versioning.
- Easily export & implement CSS codes to your websites from a Figma design
- No need to deal with Child Theme, caches or any other technical details
- Write device specific codes without having knowledge about media queries
For Developers
A small or urgent fix, that’s what you can totally depend on CodeKit to handle. Use the native IDE to deploy your fix, or even a PHP function, instantly. Your rules, your languages, your frameworks. All packed.
- Write your favorite language right in your Wordpress admin
- Add as many as frameworks, libraries or simple scripts with few clicks
- Implement any code with utmost speed and without hitting the browser cache
For Bloggers
Never ever bother for waiting your developer to handle your small requests and get job done when you need it most. With CodeKit, you can drastically reduce a dependency of a developer by simply copy/paste any code to any specific page just like you do for your posts.
- Implement 3rd party tools in seconds -- such as Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager or Google Adsense
- Simply add font icons to be used on your blog posts
- Write and publish codes to your website just like you do for your blog posts
For Agencies
Keep track all of the client’s customizations or requests right in the admin dashboard. Use your standard stack, include fonts, frameworks and deploy codes that is aligned with your standards. Track versions, order CSS deployments and use safe mode for fail-proof development.
- Manage multiple code blocks and multiple code types
- Track development and keep the standard with integrated code beautifier
- Develop new features or customizations on specific pages while keeping your main CSS file small