Documentation menu

Create your first page

From a blank landing page to a published, localized page.

Landing page copy (home, about, services, pricing, contact and more) is edited as typed fields per market and locale. This page walks through editing one page, publishing it and rolling it out to another language.

Before you start

  • Saving drafts needs edit permission; publishing needs publish permission.
  • Decide which market (vn, ph, id) and locale you are editing.
  • Image fields show a recommended minimum width, so have images of sufficient resolution ready.

From editing to publishing

  1. 1Open the landing content screen, choose the market and locale, then select the page to edit.
  2. 2Fill in the typed fields: eyebrow, headline, subcopy, the CTA label and link, images and so on. Each field shows where it appears, help text, an example and a character counter.
  3. 3Save as a draft. The live page does not change yet.
  4. 4Check the rendered page in the preview panel. It reloads after every save and can also be opened in a new tab.
  5. 5Publish. If there are unsaved changes, save the draft first. After publishing, the live page revalidates automatically.
  6. 6Switch locale (for example from vi to en), then enter and publish the translation the same way.

Section copy and page visibility

Separately from page fields, you can edit the UI translations (section copy) for each market and locale, row by row or as JSON. These also follow the save-draft-then-publish flow. You can also switch individual pages and services on or off per market.

Switching a page on or off has no draft step; it takes effect as soon as you save. The home page cannot be switched off.
Model the page once. The same field structure is reused in every market, Japan included.