A community member is new to web design and asks how to create a template for Laravel Blade using Webstudio. The comments suggest using Webstudio as the frontend and fetching data from the Laravel backend, which the community member likes. A community member provides a link to Webstudio documentation on using it as a CMS. The comments also mention that using static export to generate HTML and CSS and then merging it into Laravel may work for a few pages but could become unmaintainable, and that building the entire site in Webstudio and then merging it into Laravel could lead to issues with having two design systems.
You could use static export to generate the html and css and then merge it into Laravel... for a couple pages might be doable but I think it would become unmaintainable with more pages. Or you can build the entire site then merge it and then do all future changes in laravel because having two systems of design will lead to issues.
Why not use Webstudio as the frontend and fetch data from Laravel using it as a backend?
"Why not use Webstudio as the frontend and fetch data from Laravel using it as a backend?" yes i like the sugeestion, can you send a guide or tutorial to do this? please
