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Build every page of your site from sections. Each section is a designed band, such as a Hero, a row of feature cards, a FAQ or a form. You fill it with your own words and pictures. Who can do this: anyone who can edit the page. Contributors’ changes wait for an Editor to publish them.
The Add Content menu open on a page, showing the Header, Layout and Content groups with their preview tiles.The Add Content menu open on a page, showing the Header, Layout and Content groups with their preview tiles.

Every section, grouped by what it's for.

The Header group in the Add Content menu holds the sections that open a page. (It isn’t your site’s header, the menu bar at the top of every page.) Every page opens with one of these, and it holds the page’s main heading.

Page Header

a title band for pages other than your home page, with a small label above the title (the eyebrow), an introductory paragraph and up to two buttons.

Hero

a big, bold opening with a headline, buttons and an illustration, photo or video behind it.

Layout

Layout

split a row into columns, so sections and text sit side by side.

Content

Intro / Trust

a headline and a paragraph about who you are, with an optional photo beside or behind them.

Feature Cards

a grid of cards, each with an icon, a title and a short text.

Stats / By the numbers

big numbers that count up, such as years in business or happy customers.

Logos / Partners

a row of partner or press logos, scrolling or in a grid.

How it works / Steps

a numbered process, in a row or as a timeline.

Media + Text block

photos or videos paired with text, block by block.

Device mocks

your screenshots or screen recordings inside TV, desktop and phone frames.

Team

your team members as cards, a carousel, a spotlight or a list.

FAQ

questions and answers that open and close.

Service Area Map

a map of the areas you serve, with a search for visitors’ addresses.

Blog Preview

your latest blog posts, with a link to the blog.

Cookie Declaration

the list of cookies your site uses, for your cookie policy.

Rich Text

free text with headings, lists and links, plus FetchskiAI writing help.

Social proof

These sections build trust by showing what other people say about you.

Google Reviews

your Google reviews, in a carousel or a grid.

Testimonials

quotes from happy customers that you choose.

Instagram Feed

your latest Instagram posts.

Gallery Preview and Gallery (Full)

a photo album as a photo wall, with a full-screen viewer. Preview is a short teaser and Full is the whole album.

Conversion

These sections ask visitors to act, such as signing up, getting in touch or booking.

Pricing / Packages

your plans or packages side by side, with one you can highlight.

Newsletter Subscription

an email sign-up band.

SMS Subscription

a text-message sign-up band, with the consent visitors must give.

Form

place a form you’ve built, such as a contact or booking form.

Final CTA

a bold closing band with a call to action (CTA): it asks visitors to take the next step, such as “Book a visit”.

Inside columns and blog posts

Images and videos

a single image or video, inside a column or a blog post.
Columns and blog posts offer a shorter list of sections that fit a narrow space. A blog page’s post list is set up on Blog posts, categories and authors.

Where to start

  1. Open with a Header section. Add a Page Header to an inner page, or a Hero to your home page or a landing page. A page has exactly one of them.
  2. Say who you are. Follow it with an Intro / Trust section.
  3. Show what you offer. Add Feature Cards, Pricing / Packages or a Media + Text block.
  4. Close with a next step. End the page with a Final CTA or a Form.
To learn how to add and arrange sections, see Add, move and remove sections.

Good to know

  • Sections share their looks. Most sections have the same Background, Fonts and CSS tabs, and many share button and card styles. Learn them once in What every section shares.
  • New sections start with sample text. Replace it with your own before you publish.

What every section shares

the tabs most sections have in common.

Add, move and remove sections

build a page from sections.

Side-by-side layouts

put sections in columns.