Website Builder Became the Centre of the Product
Teams can now manage public websites directly through the no-code Website Builder with design systems, blueprints, reusable content, new block models, CLI improvements, and admin enhancements.
Basker v5 turns the no-code Website Builder from a major feature into the primary way teams manage public websites. The release includes a new design system, blueprints, reusable content, static header and footer generation, a local theme development path, a rebuilt block model, CLI improvements, and packaged site starts.
What the shift means
Teams can now manage far more of a public website directly from Basker. Themes handle brand and structure. The Website Builder handles day-to-day page composition. Event and content data stay connected to the CMS.
The admin foundation beneath it
v5 also carries a substantial admin upgrade: stricter field contracts, safer drafts, more predictable nested pages, improved onboarding media, and more intentional query defaults. These are prerequisites for no-code editing to work reliably rather than just adding new blocks on top of old admin behaviour.