How do you create a multi-page website with HTML Pub?
A website groups several pages under one domain, with a shared menu. The AI builds the homepage first, then each page when you ask.
The essentials in 30 seconds
- Choose « Website »
- Describe your site
- Approve the page list
- Choose images and style, then build the homepage
- Build the other pages
Avoid: Building every page at once without reviewing the homepage: style mistakes get repeated everywhere.
See the details with screenshots ↓Step by step
Screenshots show the interface used in the original guide (Shopify in French, Leadpages in English). In your account, buttons appear in your language.
- 1
Choose « Website »
In the left menu, open the arrow next to « Create » and choose « Site ». Or, on the « Create » screen, select « Website ».

- 2
Describe your site
Explain your business, your audience, the style you want and the pages you need, then click « Send ». Type everything on a single line: each line break sends a separate message.

- 3
Approve the page list
Piper suggests the menu pages. Rename, remove (« Remove ») or add some (« Add a page »), then click « These pages ».

- 4
Choose images and style, then build the homepage
As with a landing page, choose images and a style direction, then click « Build it ». Only the homepage is built at this stage.
- 5
Build the other pages
The « The rest of the site » card lists the remaining pages with a credit estimate. « Build 3 pages » builds them one by one, with the homepage's header and style. « Skip for now » lets you do it later.

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Common mistakes
- Building every page at once without reviewing the homepage: style mistakes get repeated everywhere.
- Going over the number of pages included in your plan.
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