AirPage

AirPage lets you build beautiful storytelling pages for your website — landing pages, showcase pages, case studies, and more. Each page is built around a hero image, a tagline, and a series of content chapters. It's designed for narrative and brand pages, not product listings or pricing.

Key Features

• Page Grid: See all your pages at a glance with cover photos, status badges (Draft, Published, or Archived), chapter counts, and last-edited dates.
• Template Picker: Start every new page from a template — choose from system templates with pre-built chapter layouts, use one of your own saved templates, or begin with a blank page.
• Hero Image: Set a wide landscape photo at the top of the page, chosen directly from ACME Creative Agency's media library.
• Chapters: Build the page body with chapters — each with a title, rich text, and an optional image. Chapters stack top-to-bottom on the published page.
• Chapter Presets: Apply one-click layout presets: Storytelling (auto-alternating image/text), Stacked Image, Quote/Hero, Spec Card, Showcase, or Brand Callout.
• Layout Controls: Fine-tune each chapter's image position (left, right, full width, text only, image only), background color, and text alignment independently.
• SEO Settings: Set a custom page title, meta description, and social sharing image for each page.
• Save as Template: Turn any finished page into a reusable template for future campaigns or client showcases.
• Duplicate: Copy any existing page to use as a starting point.
• Preview: Open the live preview in a new browser tab before publishing.

How to Use

1. Open AirPage from the sidebar. You'll see all existing pages for your site.
2. Click New Page (or the dashed card in the grid) to open the template picker.
3. Enter a page name — for example, ACME Creative — Brand Story — then select a template or choose Blank Page.
4. Click Create page to open the editor.
5. In the Basics tab, set the page name, URL slug (the address visitors see), tagline, hero image, and status.
6. Switch to the Chapters tab and click Add chapter to start writing. Each chapter has a title, body text, and an optional image.
7. Click a Block style preset to quickly set the chapter's visual layout — try Storytelling for a natural alternating image/text flow.
8. Open the SEO tab and fill in the title and description for search engines and social shares.
9. Click Save, then Preview to review how the page looks on your site.
10. Set the status to Published and save when you're ready to go live.

Tips

• Wide landscape photos work best for hero images and chapter images.
• The Storytelling preset on most chapters automatically alternates images left and right — it reads naturally on any device without extra configuration.
• Save a polished page as a template so the structure is ready for future campaigns or new client landing pages.
• Pages stay in Draft until you explicitly publish them — you can work at your own pace without anything going live.
• Archiving a page removes it from your grid view but does not permanently delete it.