Landing Pages include page-level theme settings. Source-confirmed theme controls include Background, Text, Accent, and Font.
Use these settings to establish the general visual system for the page before fine-tuning individual blocks.
The Background setting controls the main page background. Choose a value that supports readability and does not compete with the content.
The Text setting controls the general text color. Maintain sufficient contrast with the background so headings and body copy remain easy to read on desktop and mobile screens.
The Accent setting is intended for emphasized interface elements such as calls to action or visual highlights. Use a consistent accent color rather than introducing many unrelated colors throughout the page.
The page theme can store a font selection. Choose a readable font that fits the brand and campaign. AI-generated drafts also normalize generated font choices to supported values.
Customize each block using its available content fields. Depending on block type, these can include title, supporting copy, eyebrow label, buttons, media, items, form fields, date/time, layout, and style.
Do not leave template sample content in a live page. Review each block from top to bottom before publication.
Landing Pages store an SEO payload, and the builder includes SEO description support. Use the SEO description to summarize the page accurately for supported metadata use.
AI drafts can also produce an SEO description. Generated SEO text should be reviewed for accuracy and relevance before publication.
The slug is required and can contain up to 120 alpha-dash characters. It becomes part of the page URL.
The Landing Page title is required and can contain up to 160 characters. Use an internal title that makes the page easy to identify in the workspace while still being appropriate for the public campaign where the title is surfaced.
Blocks can use source-confirmed layouts such as Split, Centered, Grid, Stacked, and Banner, and styles such as Clean, Boxed, Soft, and Dark.
Consistency is more important than using every available option. Choose a limited design language and repeat it across related sections.
Review every primary and secondary button label and URL. Button text should explain the next step, while the URL must point to the intended destination.
Check image, video, and background-image references from the public page experience, not only from your logged-in workspace. A media URL that works for you because you are authenticated elsewhere may fail for a public visitor.
If you start from a template, inspect every repeated item and sample section. Replace sample products, services, speakers, testimonials, statistics, pricing, FAQs, and contact information with your own approved information.
The page status accepts draft or published. Save unfinished work as draft. A published page is eligible to be served through the public Landing Page route.
The save workflow supports an existing QR Code ID and Short Link ID as well as options to generate a Short Link or QR Code. Decide whether these related assets should be created before saving the final campaign.