Adding Components Guidelines

Article Overview

The following article describes Page type components and guidelines for adding components. 

Page Type Components

(See Figure 1 to Figure 3)

There are three types of Page type components:

• Page - the primary component that contains other components. A Webflow must include at least one Page. Other components (except for the Greeting and Thank You pages) are dragged and dropped on top of the Main Page, for example:

Figure 1: Added Page

• Welcome Page - a greeting page your end-users see when interacting with a digital process. It contains a title, body text, and a button to navigate forward with the process. The Welcome Page is the first chance for end-users to experience the look and feel of your digital process. 

Figure 2: Welcome Page

• Thank You Page - a page that appears at the end of a digital process. It usually contains a title and body text that indicates to the end-user that a digital process step or the entire digital process was completed.

Figure 3: Thank You Page

Adding Components Guidelines

(See Figure 4 to Figure 6)

• A Page type component is the first component to add when building a new Webflow. 
• Pages are not added by drag and drop but by clicking:
  • + Add A New Page option (1) to add a new page.
  • + Add Welcome Page (2) to add a new welcome page.
  • + Add Thank You Page (3) to add a new thank you page.
• All other components will be available until a Page type component is added.
• Deleting a Page will delete all other components it contains.
• Deleting a Container will delete all other components it contains.
• Deleting a Grid will delete all other components it contains.

Figure 4: + Adding Pages

• Each added Page has two default buttons for navigating forward and backward within the digital process.

Figure 5: Navigation Buttons

• The last Page includes by default a button to navigate backward and a submit button to upload the process.

Figure 6: Last Page Buttons