The editor is the page
Click the words and type. That is the one thing this editor asks anybody to learn.
What it looks like
Click the words to type over them. Select some to format them.
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.