Build your homepage with sections and blocks
Add, reorder and configure hero, services, gallery, staff, testimonials and other sections with live preview. · Updated 17/09/2026
Your public website is built from sections — hero, services, about, staff, gallery, testimonials, hours, contact, FAQ and more. You add, remove, reorder and configure them from App › Website, with a live preview on the right so you always see exactly what customers will see.
Add a section
- Go to App › Website.
- Click Add section and pick a type (hero, services, gallery, staff, testimonials, hours, contact, FAQ, features, or a CTA banner).
- The new section is added to the bottom of the page — drag it into position.
Configure a section
- Click any section in the list to open its inspector on the right.
- Each section type has its own fields — a hero has a heading, subheading and background image; a gallery has an image grid; testimonials has quotes and names.
- Untick Visible to hide a section without deleting it.
Vertical-specific sections
Some sections only make sense for certain trades and only appear for those verticals:
- Breed guide and Vaccination info for pet grooming.
- Pet gallery (before/after) for groomers.
- Editorial band, marquee ribbon, cinematic hero and signature showcase for the Studio/SRB-style editorial templates.
Publishing
Edits are saved as a draft automatically. Nothing customers see changes until you click Publish — so you can build up a whole new layout at your own pace and preview it first. Discard draft reverts to the last published version.
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