I've never liked how things are organized in the Kirby starter kit. For example, the /site folder contains stuff that needs to be specific to each environment (e.g. local dev vs production). Things like sessions/, accounts/, and cache/ can't be included when deploying the rest of the site/ folder. It requires a convoluted deploy script. Today, I reorganized the Kirby config (per this) so that the transient or environment-specific stuff is now in a root-level /storage folder. Everything needing access by the web server is now in a new ./public folder. This has a nice side effect of keeping everything else (like templates, code, etc.) outside of the web root. It really helped clean up my deployment script. (h/t Kev)