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Your website pages explained

Building Your Website2 min read·

Your Web60 website is made up of individual pages, each serving a different purpose. Here is what the most common pages are for.

Homepage

Your main landing page. This is what visitors see first. It typically includes a hero section, an overview of your services, and a contact form. See your homepage tour.

About

Tells visitors who you are, your story, and what makes your business different. This is one of the most visited pages on any website — make it personal and genuine.

Services

Lists what you offer. Each service might have a short description, an image, and a link to learn more. If you have many services, consider creating a separate page for each one.

Contact

Displays your contact information and usually includes a contact form. This should have your phone number, email address, and physical address if applicable.

A visual showcase of your work, products, or premises. Great for businesses like photographers, restaurants, salons, and trades. Use high-quality images.

FAQ

Answers to common questions about your business. This helps visitors find information quickly and can reduce the number of support enquiries you receive.

Pricing

Displays your products or services with prices. Keep it up to date — outdated pricing frustrates customers.

Tips

  • Every page should have a clear purpose. If you cannot explain what a page is for in one sentence, consider whether you need it.
  • Keep your navigation simple. Aim for 5-7 pages in your main menu. Too many options can overwhelm visitors.
  • Link between pages where it makes sense — for example, link from your Services page to your Contact page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a page and a post?

Pages are for static content like About, Contact, and Services. Posts are for blog articles and news. Most Web60 websites use pages, not posts.

How many pages should my website have?

There is no right answer. A simple business site might have 4-6 pages. Focus on quality over quantity — every page should serve a purpose.

Last updated: 19 March 2026