Website Sections

Your website is built from sections. Each one has a specific job and customizable content. Drag to reorder, hide what you don't need, customize what you keep.

Available sections

• Hero. Headline, subheadline, CTA buttons, optional background image or animated treatment.
• About. Your story, bio, philosophy, with optional image placement.
• Services. Pulled live from your services catalog. Show or hide individual services and override descriptions.
• Team. Pulled live from your practitioners. Show or hide titles, emails, and a Book button per practitioner.
• Locations. Pulled live from your locations. Photo, contact, room count.
• Features / What to Expect. Custom feature cards for things you want to highlight.
• Process. Step-by-step approach to working with you.
• Testimonials. Curated quotes (only use real testimonials).
• Reviews. Live approved reviews from your Reviews module.
• Booking CTA. A configurable call-to-action section linking to your booking page.
• FAQ. Editable accordion.
• Products. Pulled live from your products catalog.
• Video. Embed YouTube, Vimeo, or HTML5 video.
• Contact. Address, phone, email, map, and an optional contact form.

Add a section

1. Open Website.
2. Click Add Section at the position you want it.
3. Pick a section type.
4. Fill in the content fields.
5. The preview updates as you edit.

Customize sections

• Click any section to edit its content.
• Drag to reorder.
• Hide sections you don't need without deleting them.
• Most sections have layout variants (grid vs. list, with or without image, etc.).

Nav and footer

The nav has solid, transparent, minimal, and floating-pill styles, with an optional shrink-on-scroll behavior. The footer has simple, detailed, minimal, editorial, and organic variants. Both pull from your section labels and contact info automatically.

Tips

• You don't need every section type; pick what's relevant to your practice.
• Preview on mobile to make sure each section reads cleanly on a small screen.
• Update sections periodically. A site that's clearly maintained reads as more trustworthy.