Six blocks, one argument
Hero, benefits, proof, enquiry, closing action, footer. Enough to make a case, few enough that the page stays readable.
Page structure
One page has to make the whole argument. This template keeps six blocks in a deliberate order — who you are, what you offer, proof it works, a way to ask, a closing action, and a footer — and lets you reorder or hide any of them.
Hero, benefits, proof, enquiry, closing action, footer. Enough to make a case, few enough that the page stays readable.
Move any block up or down, or switch it off. A hidden block keeps its content, so turning it back on restores what you wrote.
The preview, the published page, and the exported HTML file are built from the same structure, so what you approve is what visitors get.
The fields below are the whole editable surface. Knowing them up front tells you whether a single page is the right shape for what you are announcing.
A useful page starts with an accurate promise. These limits apply before you begin.
Not today. SitePetal ships these six section types and no block marketplace or embed system. You can reorder and hide them, and change every word inside them.
It is left out of the preview, the published page, and the exported file, and its content is kept in the draft. Turning it back on brings the text back unchanged.
Yes. Export HTML gives you a single self-contained file with the styles and the hero image inlined. The enquiry form is left out of that file, because a static page has nowhere to deliver a message.