# Lander & Created Pages

### What is the Lander Page?

The **Lander Page** (also referred to as the **Created Page**) is the main page where you build your site.\
Think of it like a canvas. You add **blocks** (sections) onto this page to create your design.

Blocks can be things like:

* A product showcase
* A picture gallery
* A customer review section
* A banner with text and buttons

Each block is like a building brick. Put them together and they make your full page.

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### What You Can Do

* **Add blocks**: Choose from a list of sections and place them on the page.
* **Move blocks**: Rearrange the order by dragging them up or down.
* **Edit blocks**: Change the text, images, colors, or settings inside each block.
* **Delete blocks**: Remove any block you don’t need.
* **Preview your page**: See what your page will look like and behave on mobile, tablet, and desktop.

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### How It Works (Step by Step)

1. **Create a page** – When you start, add or edit an existing storefront page.
2. **Examine your page** – Examine your page for what your page currently has.
3. **Add your first block** – For example, a hero banner with a headline and image.
4. **Keep adding blocks** – Add products, testimonials, or whatever sections you want.
5. **Arrange them** – Drag to put blocks in the order you like (e.g., product above testimonials).
6. **Edit the details** – Each block has its own settings (like text, background, or product to show).
7. **Preview the page** – Check how it looks on different devices.
8. **Save** – When finished for the session, click the "return to funnel" button to save and return to the visualizer.
9. **Publish** – When ready, your page goes live for your customers.

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### Example

A simple page might look like this:

1. **Hero Banner** – “Welcome to our Summer Sale!” with a big image.
2. **Product Block** – Shows your featured product.
3. **Review Block** – Customer testimonials.
4. **Footer** – Contact info and links.

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### Tips

* Start with the most important block at the top (like your headline or product).
* Keep text short and clear so it’s easy to read.
* Use high-quality images to make your page look professional.
* Preview on **mobile** since many customers shop on their phones.


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