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What sections a website can have
open_in_newOpen Websites in Genayaarrow_outwardGenaya renders every site from one block library, so a page never breaks and every section is laid out for a phone and a desktop alike: a real type scale, light and tinted bands that alternate on their own, icons drawn into the page, banners in your palette. Below is every section a page can carry, what it shows and where its content comes from. Genaya AI picks them when it writes a page; with Edit on you add one with Add section, and every field of a section is in its floating window.
| Section | What it shows | Where the content comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Hero | The opening banner: an eyebrow, the headline, one line and up to two buttons - over your photo behind a dark or colored veil, or a gradient in your palette when there is no photo. | Your words; a photo from Files or the free library |
| Why us | Two to six reasons to choose you, each with an icon, a short title and one sentence. | Your words; an icon from the set of 40 |
| Services | Your public items as cards with the price, a photo, or the fallback icon you pick for items without one. | Items and Services marked public |
| How it works | Two to six numbered steps (01, 02, 03) with an icon each and an optional button; the last step names the action. | Your words |
| Trust | A proof band: the review average and count, service areas, team size and number of services, counted live - plus up to four badges such as "Licensed and insured". | Counted from your records; badges only from what you told Genaya |
| Reviews | Published reviews as designed cards with a quote mark, initials, stars and the month; the split layout features one review large. | Engage reviews (shown from three published) |
| FAQ | Real questions and answers as an expandable list. | Your words |
| Pricing table | A price list. | Items and Services |
| Pricing calculator | A bounded quantity calculator that totals live. | Items and Services |
| Gallery | Photos as tiles, three or four across. | Files or the free library |
| About | A paragraph beside a photo. | Your words; a photo |
| Team | Your people as cards with a photo or initials and their role. | Team members |
| Hours and contact | Opening hours, the address, phone and email. | The company record and Operations |
| Service areas | The areas you serve, listed and on a map. | Service areas |
| Lead form | A form on the page; every submission becomes a lead. | An Engage form, or the site's own form |
| Book now | Your booking page rendered on the page with your real availability. | An Engage booking page, or the site's own |
| Call or text | A call button and a text button. | Your tracked number |
| Live chat | The Live Chat widget. | Live Chat |
| Pay a deposit | A deposit button. | A GenayaPay payment link |
| Call to action | A closing banner with one button - over a photo behind a veil, or a gradient in your palette. | Your words; a photo |
| Embed | A YouTube, Vimeo or Google Maps embed. | A link you give |
| Footer | Your brand and tagline, the pages, your contact details and links in columns, the legal row, the badge and the photo credits. | Your pages and company record |
| Sign in | Visitor sign-in for a site with its own database. | The site's database |
| Add a record | A form that writes a row into one of the site's tables. | The site's database |
| Records | A table's rows as a list, a board, a table or cards. | The site's database |
| Store | The items and services marked to sell online, each with its live price and an Add to cart button. | Items and Services |
| Cart | What the visitor added, priced again by Genaya on every change. | The visitor's cart |
| Checkout | Buyer details, pickup or delivery, the card form through GenayaPay and the order number. | GenayaPay |
Icons come from one set of 40 glyphs, matched to the trade - a chimney sweep gets a fireplace, a plumber a pipe, a dentist a tooth, a clinic a shield with a plus. They are drawn into the page itself, so a site never downloads an icon font and never shows a broken symbol. Genaya AI picks the literal glyph for each reason or step; you change any of them in the section's window, and a glyph that is not in the set is simply not an option.
- The header
- Your logo or name, the menu, one button (Book now to the booking page, or a quote or appointment request to the page with the lead form) and a phone number with the call glyph when the site shows it and the company on the site has one. On a phone the menu opens as a full-width sheet with the button last.
- Banners
- A hero or a closing banner with a photo shows it behind a veil in your primary color or in dark, so the words stay readable; without a photo it becomes a gradient in your palette. Every text color on a site is checked at 4.5:1 against its background.
- Rhythm
- Sections alternate a light band and a tinted band on their own; the hero with a photo or the closing banner is the one colored band on a page, and two colored bands never touch. You can still set a section's tone by hand with Fill in its element toolbar, and a tone you set that way stays exactly as you set it; on a site built with an art direction the toolbar's Layout button also lets you pick that section type's own layout by hand (see How to click to edit a page), while a site on the standard look keeps the arrangement the builder chose.
- The footer
- Four columns when there is enough to show: your brand, logo and tagline; the pages and the header button; your address, phone and email with a See hours link; the links you add (a link to another site opens in a new tab). Under them the legal row, the badge, Report this site and the photo credits.
infoNumbers are never invented. The trust band counts your reviews, service areas, team and services from your records at the moment the page is served, and a badge only repeats a phrase from the brief you gave Genaya ("licensed and insured", "20 years in Dallas"). A section that would be empty - reviews under three, a trust band with nothing to count and no badge, a why-us with fewer than two reasons - is left off the page rather than shown half full.
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