> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tikk.chat/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Build your website

> Put a landing page in front of your booking flow. Pick a theme, arrange the sections and edit the text on the page itself.

Website mode puts a full landing page at `tikk.chat/yourname`, with your booking flow one click behind it. Hero, story, services, testimonials, FAQ. These are what a visitor wants to read before committing to a time.

The builder is free, and so is everything in it: every section, all four themes and every colour control.

## Switch it on

Open **Website** in the sidebar. You'll see two cards, Classic and Website. Flip the switch on the Website card and your public address starts serving the landing page.

Flip it back off and visitors land on the booking page again. Your website isn't deleted. It's waiting for the next time you switch it on.

<Note>
  No username, no page. If you haven't claimed one yet, the hub says so and
  links you straight to it. See [Your public page](/concepts/booking-page).
</Note>

## Editing on the page

Click **Edit website** and you're looking at your actual page: the same components a visitor gets, with editing switched on. There's no separate preview to drift out of sync.

* **Click any text** to edit it in place. Headlines, your story, quotes and FAQ answers take **bold** and *italic*; labels and button text stay plain.
* **Click your photo** to replace it, or to clear it. Photos are rendered black and white by default, which is what stops a snapshot fighting the design. Toggle it off per photo if you'd rather have colour.
* **Desktop / mobile** switches the canvas width so you can check both.
* **Publish** saves. The toolbar tells you whether you have unsaved changes.

## Sections

The section set is fixed. You hide, re-add and reorder. You never build one from scratch, which is why every published page still looks composed.

| Section          | What it holds                                                                             |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Hero**         | Your photo, a display headline, a credentials line, a short subtitle and the main button. |
| **About**        | A few paragraphs on who you help and how you work.                                        |
| **Stats**        | Up to twelve number-and-label pairs. Years of experience, clients helped, average rating. |
| **Services**     | Your live services, each linking to its own booking flow.                                 |
| **Testimonials** | Quotes with a name and a role.                                                            |
| **FAQ**          | Question and answer pairs.                                                                |
| **Closing CTA**  | A final nudge with a title and a button.                                                  |
| **Social links** | Up to eight labelled links to your profiles.                                              |

Every section is available on every plan. There are no locks in the editor and nothing here waits on an upgrade.

Every section also arrives pre-filled with real example copy rather than empty placeholders, so a brand-new page reads as a finished page from the first load. Edit what's there or hide what you don't want.

Each section's menu offers **move up**, **move down**, **hide** and **reset to defaults**. A hidden section keeps its row in the editor with a "Show" button, so nothing is ever lost or reachable only by undo. Re-add one from **Add block** at the bottom of the list.

### The services section

This one isn't edited on the page. It lists whatever services you have live, pulled straight from **Services**, so there's no second copy to keep in step. Add, rename or switch off a service and the section follows.

If you have no services yet, or they're all switched off, the editor tells you so and links you to **Services**. A page with nothing to book is the one thing the builder can't fix for you.

Each service links to its own URL (`tikk.chat/yourname/discovery-call`), where the normal booking flow takes over.

### Where the buttons go

The hero and the closing CTA each have a **Button books** setting. Point it at a specific service, or leave it on your default service and it follows whatever that is.

If the service you picked is later deleted or switched off, the button falls back to your default rather than breaking. Bring the service back and the button points at it again.

## Themes

Four presets, all free. A theme isn't a colour scheme. Typeface, weight, letter-spacing, corner radius, surface treatment, hero layout and label style all change together, which is why they look genuinely different rather than recoloured.

| Theme     | What it reads as                                                                                                         |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Ocean** | Soft and reassuring. A round portrait on a pale blue wash, cards that float rather than sit in a frame. The default.     |
| **Sand**  | Editorial and warm. One saturated indigo doing every job over a lavender-to-peach gradient, portrait cropped to an arch. |
| **Paper** | An atelier page. Serif display on warm paper, wide-tracked micro-labels, a hairline under every block. The neutral one.  |
| **Ink**   | The loud one, set as press. Heavy sans at 900, a 2px grid, hard offset blocks and full-width accent bands.               |

### Colours

Each theme exposes the colour decisions it actually makes, which is why the swatches differ between them:

| Theme     | Swatches                                      |
| --------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| **Ocean** | Background · Text & rules · Button            |
| **Sand**  | Gradient top · Gradient bottom · Text & rules |
| **Paper** | Background · Text & rules                     |
| **Ink**   | Background · Text & rules · Accent            |

Paper has two because the theme is a ground and an ink. There's no accent in it to spend. Sand has both ends of its gradient because that sweep is the design.

Changing one swatch recolours everything built on it at once: the gradient, the rules, the labels and the marks all move together, so the design keeps its shape. **Back to theme colours** resets you to the preset.

Your picks are stored **per theme**. Try Ink, come back to Ocean and Ocean is still wearing the colours you gave it.

<Tip>
  Start from **Paper** if you're putting a brand on top. It's the one theme with
  no fills and a single ink, so your own colours have somewhere to land.
</Tip>

## Publishing

**Publish** saves and your page is live immediately. There's no separate deploy step. **View** opens the real page in a new tab and **Share** gives you the link, embed snippet, social posts and QR code.

Your page is indexable, so it can be found in search as well as through links you hand out.

## What's Pro

Website mode itself, every section, all four themes and every colour control are free. You can build and publish the whole page without paying anything.

Pro adds two things that touch this page:

* Removing the Tikk badge
* Unlimited services in the Services section *(Free shows one)*

See [Plans](/billing/plans).

<Card title="Edit the classic page instead" icon="calendar-check" href="/guides/classic-page">
  Prefer to send visitors straight to the calendar? The classic page has its own
  editor.
</Card>