This walks you through building a simple one-page website from scratch, a landing page introducing something and pointing visitors toward one clear action.
- Create the project. From your Dashboard, click New Project, name it, and choose Website.
- Pick a starting point. Either start blank, or pick a ready-made template (a SaaS landing page, a portfolio, an agency site, and more), a template gets you a working layout to customize instead of an empty canvas.
- Lay out the structure. On the canvas, drag a Navigation Bar block to the top, a Hero Section below it (your main headline and pitch), then a Content Section or Feature Grid to actually describe what you offer in more detail.
- Add a call to action. Add a CTA Banner block near the bottom with a Button that links to a sign-up page, a contact form, or your email, this is the one thing you most want a visitor to do.
- Finish with a Footer block, links, contact info, or copyright text.
- Configure as you go. Click on any block to open its settings panel on the right, edit text, colors, images, and links there without touching code.
- Preview, then publish. Use Preview to see your site exactly as visitors will, then click Publish once you're happy with it, it's now live at a real, public URL.
- Optional: your own domain. Want your own domain instead of the default subdomain? See "Connecting a custom domain" (available on Plus and Creator).
Turn this into a video
A short script you can record with simple screen-capture software (OBS Studio, Loom, etc.) while following the steps above:
- Open a new Website project and show the template picker.
- Pick a template (or start blank) and give a 10-second tour of the canvas and the right-hand settings panel.
- Add and configure one new block live (e.g. a Feature Grid), showing how a click opens its editable settings.
- Click Preview to show the live result.
- Click Publish and show the resulting URL.
Keep it under 3-5 minutes, screen-record your own editor while narrating, viewers learn faster watching a real build than reading steps alone.