How page editing works
Your storefront is made of 11 separate pages, and you can design each one in the builder. Open the Pages panel (the pages icon in the left toolbar) to switch between them. Every page is built from sections stacked top to bottom, and each section holds blocks you can style, reorder, and remove.
Some section types belong to one page only, while a few appear across your whole store. A handful of pages also have one required section (an anchor) that you can restyle but cannot delete, because the page would not work without it.
Sections that work on every page
These section types are not tied to a single page, so you can place them wherever you need:
- Header: your logo, menu, search, cart, and language or market switcher.
- Footer: closing links, brand story, and contact details.
- Announcement bar: a rotating strip of short messages above the header.
- Text, Image, and Divider: simple content blocks for custom layouts.
- Social media icons: links to your social profiles.
- Custom code: your own HTML for advanced touches.
When you edit a shared section like the header, open its menu and choose Apply to all pages to push the same design to every page that includes it.
The 11 pages you can edit
Home page
The first page shoppers land on, and the one that supports the widest mix of sections: Hero (a full-width media banner), Slideshow, Indicator (animated stat counters), Collections, Featured products, Newsletter, and FAQ. The home page has no required section, so you are free to arrange it however you like.
Product page
Shown when a shopper opens a product. The Product info section (image gallery, variants, and the buy form) is required and cannot be removed. You can also add Reviews, Related products, and an FAQ.
Landing page
A focused sales page for a single product, built for paid traffic campaigns. It is centered on the required Landing info section, which puts the product description and the order form inline on the page, with no store header so visitors stay on the offer. You can also add Reviews and Related products.
Collection page
Shown when a shopper opens a collection. The required Collection products section renders the filterable, sortable product grid, and you control the card layout and visual style.
Cart page
Where shoppers review what they have added. The required Cart section lists each item with its image, variant, price, and quantity controls, plus the order total and a button to continue.
Checkout page
The order form where shoppers enter their contact and shipping details. The required Checkout section holds the fields, payment and shipping choices, and order summary. You can adjust the heading, color scheme, and which fields are shown, required, or hidden.
Thanks page
Shown right after an order is placed. The required Order confirmation section displays the order summary and customer details, and you can add a thank-you message or suggest next steps.
Search page
Shown when a shopper searches from the header. The required Search products section displays the results grid that matches the shopper's query.
Policy page
The page that renders your legal policies (privacy, refund, terms, shipping). The required Policy section pulls the title and body from your store settings, and you style the surrounding layout.
Contact page
Shows a contact form with name, email, subject, and message fields. The required Contact section captures the messages and sends them to your store email. You can add text or layout blocks around it.
404 page
Shown when a shopper opens a URL that does not exist. The required 404 section holds a heading, a short message, and a button back to your home page. Customize the copy so a wrong turn still feels on brand.