Ontraport's page builder allows you to create web pages using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. The Pages editor uses Ontraport's block-based builder that allows you to create a layout for your page and fill it in with design elements.
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Use cases
Create a new page
Edit an existing page
Use cases
Here are a some common use cases you can accomplish with Ontraport’s drag-and-drop page builder:
“I want to create a high-converting checkout page to sell products.”
Combine Form and Sales elements such as the Credit Card element to collect secure payments, the Billing and Shipping Address elements to collect necessary customer data, an Order Summary so customers can review their purchase and apply coupon codes, and a Submit button to allow customers to purchase. You can also add an Order bump to increase your sales.
“I want to provide a modern, flexible checkout experience that includes one-click payments and 'buy now, pay later' options.”
Add the Stripe Payment element to your order forms. This element supports multiple payment methods and displays them dynamically, so the options your customers will see automatically adjust based on their location and device.
“I want to drive urgency for a limited-time promotion or event.”
Use a Countdown Timer to highlight upcoming deadlines or the end of a sale. This element can redirect visitors once the timer expires.
To increase engagement, add a Video element to show a promo reel and use the Headline and Subheadline elements to clearly state the value of your offer.
“I want to build a self-service Customer Center for my membership site.”
The Customer elements help you create a dedicated area where logged-in members can manage their own accounts. Add an Update Credit Card button to allow members to refresh their payment details, a Change Password button for security updates and a Payment Info element so they can view their purchase history.
“I want to increase social proof and community engagement on my pages.”
Use the Facebook Comments element to allow your visitors to comment on your content using their Facebook credentials, and you can manage them with Facebook’s moderation tool. The Social Sharing element allows visitors to engage with you on other platforms.
Create a new page
- Go to Sites → Pages → New page.
- Choose if you want to start from scratch or select a pre-built template.
- Create your page’s layout by adding blocks.
- Customize your block’s settings.
- Add page elements to the layout.
- Follow these steps to add a form.
- Customize your page’s settings.
- Then publish it.
Edit an existing page
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You can edit any page that was previously saved or published.
- Go to Pages and click on the page you want to edit.
- Edit the page as needed.
- If you want to revert to a previously published version use the version history.
- Save your work to create a new unpublished draft or publish your changes to make them live.