Sites and pages
Builder organizes work into sites, pages, and sections. Understanding that structure makes it easier to plan content, control navigation, and keep published pages consistent.
Site
A site is the complete website project. It contains pages, frames or sections, reusable settings, SEO defaults, a preview slug, optional domain information, and published output.
Page
A page is an individual route within a site, such as Home, Services, About, or Contact. Each page can have a name, slug, title, metadata, custom includes, and its own ordered sections.
Section
A section is a horizontal content unit on a page. Common examples include hero areas, navigation bars, feature grids, testimonials, pricing sections, forms, maps, and footers. Sections can be added, reordered, edited, saved as reusable blocks, or removed depending on your plan.
| Concept | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Site | The full website project and its settings. |
| Page | A visitor-facing route inside a site. |
| Section | An editable content band within a page. |
Metadata matters
Page titles and descriptions influence how links appear in search results and social previews. Use clear, specific language that matches the page content.
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