Website

Click any text and type — that is the whole learning curve

Website is the workspace the site lives in: the visual editor, the page manager, the menus, the previews and the Publish button. It is built so that the first thing you try — clicking a piece of text and typing — works, and so that the last thing you might want, raw HTML, is still there when you need it.

Replaces

WordPress · Webflow · Framer · Wix Studio · hosting panel

Who it is for

Blocks, not a developer panel

A page is a stack of blocks. Add one by dragging it in, move it by dragging the handle, open its settings to change what it does. Nothing needs to be “published to preview” — the middle of the screen is the page.

Pages and layouts

The page manager holds every page: create, duplicate, rename, reorder, delete, and start new ones from 50+ ready layouts that arrive already themed with your palette and fonts. Each page carries its own address, meta title and description.

Menus, header and footer

Menus are hierarchical — top-level items, dropdowns, mega menus — and follow the pages you actually have. Header and footer can be global for the whole site or page-only for a landing page that deliberately differs, and the platform actively protects a page-only block from being overwritten by a global change.

Preview, translate, publish

Check the layout at phone, tablet and desktop width; translate pages, menus and meta descriptions into 14 languages in place; then press Publish. The project is built and deployed into its own isolated environment with a free SSL certificate, and the sitemap and search index are rebuilt for you.

The escape hatches

The HTML view edits a block’s markup directly. The free-form canvas places elements anywhere with alignment guides for the cases where a grid is the wrong answer. Both are optional; most people never open them.