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Build a Multi-Page Site with Micropage

· 2 min read
Cosmin
Founder, Micropage

Micropage is not limited to a single landing page.

You can define multiple pages and connect them through a shared navigation block using the same markup format.

Example structure​

[site]
title: Studio Example
description: A simple multi-page site

[nav]
Home -> /
About -> /about
Contact -> /contact

[Home -> /]

/// hero
h1: Welcome
p: This is the homepage.

[About -> /about]

/// section
h2: About
p: We build simple websites with clean markup.

[Contact -> /contact]

/// section
h2: Contact

form: Contact

input: Name*
input: Email*
textarea: Message

submit: Send

What this shows​

This example uses:

  • one [site] block for global site settings
  • one [nav] block shared across all pages
  • three page blocks, each with its own content

For many small business sites, this structure covers the main pages.

In the Web App​

The Web App is useful here because you can edit pages, publish, and see the live result without leaving the browser. All pages are managed in a single project.

In the CLI​

If you prefer local editing, the CLI fits well when you want to:

  • keep the site in a git repository
  • edit locally in your own editor
  • publish from your terminal

When to use multiple pages​

Use a multi-page structure when you want to separate:

  • homepage
  • about page
  • contact page
  • pricing or features
  • privacy or legal pages

Next steps​

Once you are comfortable with multiple pages, the next useful topics are: