A landing page is the page someone reaches after clicking your ad or your post, and where they leave you their details or book an appointment. The Landings screen is where you create and edit them.

The Magic Web generator builds a whole one from a description of yours, your brand tone and your line of business. Afterwards you can edit it by hand: change any block, swap images and, if you sell something digital such as a guide or an online consultation, link it so that its content and its cover are reused automatically.

Every time you save, the app makes two checks. If the page is published and it finds a payment link still in test mode, it blocks the save: that link would not really charge anyone. And if it finds text that looks unfinished, it warns you, but lets you save anyway.

The most common mistake when starting out is publishing the page with the test payment link in place. The app will not let you save it published until you swap it for the final one.

If something does not load or does not save, the app tells you in plain words and leaves what you had written as it was. If it cannot bring in your websites, you will see “We couldn’t load your websites” with a Try again button, instead of a “no landing pages” message that would not be true. If it can show the ones it last saved in your browser, it shows them with a notice that they may be out of date. When you delete a website, the confirmation stays open and tells you why it failed. In the editor, each action that fails (generating a block, uploading an image, saving your availability…) shows the notice next to that action. And if generating or saving the whole website fails, you see it in the editor’s notice and in the Notifications panel, with the reason.