Building a website
Likeable builds real multi-page websites — not just single screens — with shared navigation, routing, and the standard pages.
The Site shell
A Site brick is the root of a website. Inside it:
- a MegaNav at the top — brand, links, optional dropdowns, a call-to-action, and a mobile hamburger menu;
- one Page per route (
/,/pricing,/about, …) — pages show and hide by URL; - a Footer at the bottom — columns of links, an optional social row, and a copyright line.
Link between pages with Link — a to path for internal routes, or an href for external URLs.
Start from the company-website template
The fastest start is File → New → Company website: a complete site with home, product, pricing, about, careers, and contact pages, plus the nav and footer — all editable. See Templates.
Add or change pages
Just ask — "add a blog page", "add a Careers link to the nav", "make the footer four columns". Each page is a normal canvas you edit as usual.
Routing on deploy
On deploy, pages become real routes and the nav links navigate between them — a true multi-page site, not an anchor scroll. See Deploying.
Keep the nav and footer in the Site shell (not inside a page) so they're shared across every page automatically.