A page is a stack of sections, from top to bottom. Each section is one block of content — a hero at the top, a text block, an FAQ, and so on. You build pages by adding, arranging, and filling sections.
Types and variants
Every section has a type. Which types exist depends on your website — typical examples are Hero, Text, FAQ, or Markdown. Many types also come in several design variants. When you add a section, you pick the type and the variant from small preview pictures. For example, a text-image section could offer two variants — the same content, mirrored:
Usually the same structure in every language
When you translate a page, every language gets the same sections in the same order — you translate the content, you do not rebuild the page. But each language can differ if needed: you can, for example, leave a section out in one language because that offer does not exist in that country.
Next, read Manage sections to see how to add, move, and remove them.