For marketing teams
Ship the landing page this week, not next sprint.
Build pages from the blocks your developers made, put a form on them, and send them for review. Publishing can tell the site to rebuild on its own.
![The Pages list in the Studio: the Moteur Journal’s tree, with Accueil at /, listings like Journal at /journal/[slug], and an À propos folder holding three pages, each marked Live, Draft or In review.](/_astro/studio-pages.Dd9AXa1H_Z1nx3EJ.png)
![The Pages list in the Studio: the Moteur Journal’s tree, with Accueil at /, listings like Journal at /journal/[slug], and an À propos folder holding three pages, each marked Live, Draft or In review.](/_astro/studio-pages.folio.BJ1EQ8IX_1LFQAD.png)
Try it
Build the page yourself
Sophie is making a page for the readers’ brunch. Add the blocks the template allows, move them, take them out, and the page follows.
Landing page
- Hero
- Three reasons
- Form
3 of 6 blocks
Add a block
Readers’ brunch at the Lachine plant
Meet the people who write the Journal, over coffee and croissants.
Why come
- Meet the writers
- See MAISON-3 up close
- The coffee’s on us
Save your seat
- Your name
- Your email
- How many of you?
An empty page. Add a block.
Readers’ brunch at the Lachine plant
Meet the people who write the Journal, over coffee and croissants.
Why come
- Meet the writers
- See MAISON-3 up close
- The coffee’s on us
How to get there
Lachine plant, second floor. Doors open at ten.
“The best Saturday morning of the year.”
A reader, after last year’s brunch
Save your seat
- Your name
- Your email
- How many of you?
Can’t make it?
Get the next issue at home: subscribe to the print edition.
You pick the blocks and their order. How each one looks is the agency’s own design. This preview stands in for it.
Without a ticket
What you can do yourself
The agency sets up the blocks and the templates once. After that, the page is yours.
Pages
Pages from blocks
Add a page from a template, fill in its blocks, and place it in the site’s tree.
- The menu follows the page
- Only blocks the site can draw
Forms
Forms that land somewhere
Put a form on a page, and every letter lands in the Studio’s Inbox, with the team told by email.
- Spam caught by a hidden field
- A thank-you in the visitor’s language
Search
Search and share
A search title, description and share image on each page, when the template has them. Live pages go in the sitemap.
- One structure, every template
- Drafts stay out of the sitemap
Reviews
A second pair of eyes
Send the page for review, and it goes live once someone has read it. Or publish at once, if you’re allowed.
- Exactly what changed
- Your name on it
Languages
Both languages, same page
Write the French and English versions side by side, and see what’s missing before launch.
- Machine translation, marked
- Read before it counts
Media
Pictures that fit
Upload once, mark what matters, and every crop the page needs keeps it.
- Banners, cards and stories
- Alt text in each language
Questions marketing teams ask
A marketer asksDo we need a developer for every new page?
MoteurNo, as long as the blocks exist. A developer builds a block once. You use it on every page the template allows.
A marketer asksCan we schedule a launch?
MoteurYes. Pick the day and time on the page or entry, and it goes live then, with whatever is saved by that moment. The Overview lists what’s coming.
A marketer asksCan we test two versions of a page?
MoteurNot yet. One version of each page goes live at a time.
A marketing lead asksDoes our analytics keep working?
MoteurYes. Moteur serves the content. The site, and whatever you measure it with, stays the agency’s.
Build your first page from blocks.
Start a free project with room for 50 pages, and put a form on one.