The editor is the page
Click the words and type. That is the one thing this editor asks anybody to learn.
What clicking does
Every part of a page is a block, and every block answers a click.
Type over any text
Headlines, paragraphs, button labels, the name in the menu — click, type, done. The look holds because words and styling are stored apart.
Format a few words
Select some words and a bar floats over them: bold, italic, underline, colour, highlight, size, font, link. Colours are your site’s own colours first.
Drag a section
Every section has a handle. Drag it up or down and the rest of the page moves out of the way as you go. Buttons, columns and cards move the same way.
Add a part
A + between sections offers what belongs there: a banner, what you offer, a button that asks people to get in touch, questions people ask, a table, a picture.
See it on a phone
One switch draws the page in a phone frame, in the editor, so you fix the mobile view where you can see it.
Undo, revisions, publish
Every edit is undoable. Every publish is a revision you can go back to. Drafts stay private until you press Publish.
Questions people ask
Can I break the design?
Not by typing. The page is made of blocks with their own styling, so replacing the words in a heading leaves the heading a heading.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Every control clears a thumb’s width, nothing depends on hovering, and the settings sheets rise above the keyboard.
Where is the dashboard?
There is a small one for the things a page is not — pages, messages, domains, settings — and it slides in beside the site rather than replacing it.
Try it on a throwaway site
The sandbox needs no account and forgets everything when you close it.