Find your way around your website
Open the right website, find a page, and understand the controls you will use most often.
Beginner guide · Published on 5 September, 2026
Try it on your website
Choose a website to explore its pages and controls.
Opens in a new tab. Sign in if needed, then choose your website.
Your website dashboard
Start here
Open your website
Sign in to your SDP dashboard. On My Websites, select the site you want to manage. These examples use Arawa Cloud; choose your own site when following along. Check the website name at the top left each time you switch projects.
Find an existing page
Choose Pages in the left sidebar. Type part of the page title or URL slug in Search. Start with an easy page such as About or Contact. Click its title or View to open its management screen.
Know where each task belongs
Page Details holds the title, URL slug, description and featured image. Page Builder contains the visible sections and their content. Appearance contains the logo, media library, menus and shared design tools. Blog is for articles and updates.
Understand the page status
A draft is work in progress. A published page is available to visitors. A published page can also have saved changes waiting to be published. Always compare Preview with Visit Page when checking an update.
Use the built-in help
The question-mark icon beside a screen heading opens help for that feature. Ask AI opens the website assistant. You can ask it to explain the current website before asking it to change anything.
Check your progress
You can open the correct website, find About or Contact, and identify Page Details, Page Builder and Preview.
If you get stuck
Cannot find a page? Clear the search and check the selected website and status filter. Missing controls? Your website permissions or enabled features may differ; ask the website owner to check your access.
Try this with AI
Replace the example website and page with your own before sending.
On [my website], list the main pages and explain where I can edit page text, images and navigation. Make no changes.