Draftly Multi-Page Site Guide: Build a Complete Website Structure

Many Draftly users start with a single-page site — a hero, a few sections, a contact form. This works well for simple use cases. But most businesses need a proper multi-page structure: a homepage, a services page, an about page, a blog, and a contact page at minimum. Draftly's multi-page builder handles all of this.

Creating Your First Additional Page

In the builder, open the Pages panel from the left sidebar. Click + Add Page. You can:

• Create a blank page and build it from scratch
• Duplicate an existing page to use as a starting point
• Generate a page with AI — type a description (e.g. "About page for a boutique law firm") and Draftly generates a complete page matching your Brand DNA

Recommended Page Structure for Most Businesses

You do not need all six pages on day one. Start with Home, Services, and Contact — these three pages handle the majority of the customer decision journey.

Navigation Setup

Draftly's global navigation bar is shared across all pages. To configure it:

• Click on the navigation section in the builder
• Open Nav Settings in the right sidebar
• Add, remove, or reorder navigation links
• Set each link to point to a page, an anchor (section on the page), or an external URL
• Toggle the CTA button and set its label and destination

Setting Page-Level SEO

Each page needs its own SEO settings. After creating a new page, immediately set:

• A unique, keyword-targeted page title
• A unique meta description
• A social sharing image

Blog Setup

To add a blog to your Draftly site:

• Create a page named Blog
• Add a Blog index section — this automatically populates with your published blog posts
• In Site Settings → Blog, configure your blog categories, author names, and default post thumbnail

Internal Linking Between Pages

Internal links (links from one page on your site to another) are a critical SEO signal. They help Google understand the structure of your site and distribute ranking value from high-authority pages to deeper pages.

Best practices:

• Link from your homepage to your most important service pages


• Link from blog posts to relevant service pages and vice versa


• Use descriptive anchor text ("see our pricing page" is better than "click here")

Duplicating and Reusing Sections

For a multi-page site, section reuse is essential for efficiency. Read How to Duplicate and Reuse Sections Across Your Draftly Site for the full workflow.