A site that does your work justice.

How a page starts

Each workspace has one website. You create a page under Website › Pages and choose a purpose: home, about, sales, opt-in, checkout, thank-you or another page type. Studio offers templates from the design family installed on your website, so the new page inherits the same visual language and shared site sections.

The result is a real private draft immediately. You can open it, replace the content and preview it without changing what visitors see.

Editing sections

The editor works directly on the page. A section can contain text, images, a form, an offer, a course, testimonials or another structured piece of content. The controls shown depend on what that section actually accepts.

You can reorder sections, duplicate a suitable section, change its content and use the layout choices built into the design. The editor does not expose arbitrary code, and it does not promise that every section can be turned into every other section.

Header, footer and site identity

The site header and footer are shared sections rather than invisible configuration attached to one page. That makes the menu editable and keeps it consistent across the pages that use it.

The site’s design family owns the coordinated type, colour and spacing decisions. Pages then use those decisions instead of drifting into a different mini-brand each time a new one is created.

Get help with a whole site or a small change

Ask Idun AI, or your own connected AI, to create a website from a site template and your material. It can fill copy, work with images and connect existing offers. Open the result as an editable draft and continue from there.

You can also request a focused change: another mobile image, a shorter introduction or a clearer buy button. Specify what to keep and review the result in Studio.

Publishing and addresses

Every page has a readable path, SEO title, meta description and social sharing image. A page can publish on the workspace’s Idun address and on a verified custom domain attached to the site.

Publishing is explicit. Until you press publish, the public page keeps serving the last published version. That boundary also applies when Idun AI has written the draft.

Screen sizes

Visitors get responsive pages on phones, tablets and computers. The full visual builder itself is designed for a desktop-sized screen; Studio tells you to open it on a larger screen instead of squeezing a complex builder into a phone.

Other Studio work remains available on mobile. The screen-size boundary belongs to the builder, not to the published site or member app.

Experiments

Published site pages can run one active A/B variant at a time and keep a visitor on the same variant.