Every page is a stack of blocks. You add them, reorder them and fill them in — there is nothing to code.
The Layout of the Screen
- Left — the AI assistant, the list of blocks, the page plan, templates and the background.
- Middle — the page itself, exactly as visitors will see it. You can switch between desktop, tablet and phone widths.
- Right — the settings of whichever block is selected.
Blocks
Blocks are grouped by what they are for: structure (header, footer), intro (first screen, slider), content (text, text with an image), grids (features, gallery, categories), social proof (reviews, logos, numbers) and closing (call to action, form, contacts). Drag one onto the page and fill it in.
Images
Every image field takes a link, a file from your library, or a picture generated by AI — describe what should be in the photo and press Generate. Fill in the alt text as well: it is what Google and screen readers see, and it doubles as the description the generator works from.
Background
The Background tab sets the look of the whole site, or of one page only. A page background overrides the site one; clear it and the page goes back to inheriting the site background.
Templates Inside the Editor
The Templates tab holds ready-made sets of pages. You can replace the current page with one of them, or append its blocks to the end of what you already have.
The Article Layout
One of the tabs edits the article template — the layout every blog article on this site uses. Change it once and every article follows.
Saving
Save the page and the public site catches up within a few seconds. Undo and redo work as usual. One thing worth knowing: wait for an AI generation to finish before saving, otherwise only the part that was ready gets stored.