Build a Website around your customer's next question.
Start with the Pages that explain your offer, show useful proof, and give visitors a clear way to contact you. Edit the Website over time as the business changes.
Start with the information customers need first.
A focused Home Page
State what the business offers, who it serves, and the next action. A visitor should understand the point of the Website before they need to navigate.
A detailed service or work Page
Explain the choices, coverage, examples, and practical details that help someone decide whether to contact you.
A clear inquiry path
Use a Form when you need structured details. Explain what happens after a visitor sends the request; review price, timing, and availability separately.
Build the Website in the order visitors use it.
Describe the offer
Name the audience, what you provide, and the first action a visitor should take. Bring the contact details, service area, and facts you want to keep accurate.
Create the first Pages
Use Page Builder for the individual destinations, Content Studio for repeated articles or projects, and Media Library for the files you are allowed to publish. When Composer is available, inspect its bounded proposal before applying a Page change.
Review before publishing
Check the navigation, copy, image crops, and inquiry path on desktop and mobile. Publish through the Website controls when the result is ready.
Illustrative exampleYour first editable Website
- Already have your content?
- Begin with a simple Page, organize the sections and add the information your visitors need first.
- Need a visual direction?
- Choose a Theme for shared styles and supported site parts. Preview it with your actual Page content.
- Want an included Page set?
- Inspect a Website kit’s listed Pages, Forms, CMS and other resources. Replace its example content and complete the setup before publishing.
You can continue editing by hand. Available Composer assistance depends on the selected tool, configuration and AI credits.
Keep the Website useful as your work changes.
Add your next project
Create a project page or CMS entry with the same fields as your existing work. Use real images and a short description of the result.
Update your offer
Edit services, availability, and contact details in their pages. Keep shared navigation and Theme parts consistent.
Review incoming requests
Open your Form inbox to see submissions. Use recurring questions to identify the details your pages should explain.
Review the customer journey end to end.
Open the Home Page as a visitor. Find the main offer, follow its next link, and complete the inquiry path. Then check the public address after publication instead of relying only on the editor preview.
Understand publishing ↗Website Builder questions.
Do I need every Website tool before I start?
No. Begin with the Pages and visitor action you need now. Add structured content, a Theme, Forms, or another capability when it has a clear job.
Is a Website the same as a Page?
A Website contains its Pages, navigation, presentation, settings, and public address. Page Builder edits an individual Page within that Website.
Can I save work before visitors see it?
Yes. Saving and publishing are separate decisions. Check the relevant preview and publication controls before sharing the public address.