WordPress client portal example

Preview a client-facing portal for collecting WordPress admin access, hosting access, plugin context, backups, content, and launch approvals.

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WordPress projects need access plus guardrails. This example shows how to collect admin, hosting, backup, and approval details together.

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Website Redesign Onboarding

Kicklayer · Acme Studio

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Project Overview

Goals, deadlines, and context before work starts.

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Long textRequired

Main goal of the redesign

Client answer
Short textOptional

Fixed launch deadline

Client answer
Long textRequired

What is not working on the current site?

Client answer

Brand Assets

Usable source files instead of low-resolution attachments.

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File uploadRequired

Primary logo files

Drop a file or click to browse

Images, PDFs, docs, CSV

File uploadOptional

Brand guidelines

Drop a file or click to browse

Images, PDFs, docs, CSV

File uploadOptional

Photography or image library

Drop a file or click to browse

Images, PDFs, docs, CSV

Access Details

Access requests stay inside the onboarding flow.

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Credential vaultRequired

Domain registrar access

Collected in the workflow instead of email.

Add credential

Sensitive
Login URL
Username
Password
Credential vaultRequired

Hosting or CMS access

Collected in the workflow instead of email.

Add credential

Sensitive
Login URL
Username
Password
URLOptional

Analytics dashboard link

Client answer

Approvals

Who signs off before launch.

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Short textRequired

Final decision maker

Client answer
CheckboxRequired

I understand incomplete assets can delay kickoff

Client answer