From a first page to a useful website.
Give your idea a clear address and a reliable main action. These guides cover a first build, editing, publication, domains, backups and the point where a specialist helps.
Build a first website around one useful action
A small complete page is easier to improve than a large unfinished one.
Updated 21 October 2026 · 2 min read →Every article on this topic
Prepare a web project for Android packaging
A downloadable source bundle and a signed Android package are different outputs.
2 min read →Connect a domain you control
A domain connection needs both a site setting and correct DNS records.
2 min read →Know what the free workspace includes
Every account starts with a daily text allowance and clear limits for publishing.
2 min read →Choose hosting from the features you need
Compare operational limits before choosing a plan for a particular site.
2 min read →Make a website readable before adding decoration
A clear hierarchy helps people find the next action.
2 min read →Plan the separate costs of a website
Building, hosting, domains and connected services may be billed separately.
2 min read →Decide when to build yourself and when to get help
The complexity of the behavior matters more than the number of pages.
2 min read →Make a short page for your important links
A compact link page should help a visitor choose quickly.
2 min read →Design a useful app for a phone screen
Phone use needs clear touch targets and predictable navigation.
2 min read →Add useful articles to your own site
A site article should answer a question your visitors already have.
2 min read →Make a small site edit with confidence
Keep the draft, preview and published result distinct.
2 min read →Restore a version without losing track
A version history gives you a way to compare and recover work.
2 min read →Plan a move from an existing website
Content migration is a review process, not a promise that every plugin will transfer.
2 min read →Give your data a proper home
Choose deliberately between browser-only and shared records.
2 min read →A good version history makes experiments easier
Keep a way to return to the last useful result.
2 min read →Questions and answers
When do visitors see my edits?
Visitors see the published snapshot. Preview your draft and publish it again when you want a change to go live.
Is a domain included?
Domain registration is separate. A hosting plan may enable a custom domain connection, but you still need to own the domain and complete the required DNS setup.
Can I keep a copy of my work?
Export the source ZIP and keep a separate copy of business data. A source archive alone is not a backup of orders or shared records.
Step-by-step guides
The handbook explains the controls you can use in your workspace.