How to Create a New Page for Your Website or Funnel

Michele Barard

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Creating a new page on your site or inside a funnel is quick and easy with Big Easy Website Creation. Whether you're starting from scratch or using one of our professionally designed templates, you can build beautiful, responsive pages in minutes.

🖥️ Creating a New Website Page

  1. Log
    in to your account
    at Big Easy Website Creation.
  2. From your dashboard, click on the Pages tab in the left sidebar.
  3. Click the Add New button.
  4. In the pop-up that appears, click Page to create a standard website page.
  5. Browse the template library and choose from a wide variety of professionally designed pages:
    • 💡 Need a landing page, lead generation form, webinar, or product page? We’ve got templates ready!
    • Or select Blank if you want to build your page from scratch.
  6. Enter a name for your new page.
  7. Click Create to add the page to your site.
  8. Use the drag-and-drop builder to customize the content:
    • Edit text, images, padding, colors, and layout with ease.
    • All designs are fully mobile-responsive—check how it looks on mobile with the preview option.

🔁 Adding a Page or Step to a Funnel

  1. Click
    on the Funnels tab in the left sidebar.
  2. Select the funnel you want to update.
  3. Click Add New Step.
  4. In the pop-up, choose Page (or Pop-Up if needed).
  5. Browse the same design templates available for website pages.
  6. Select a design, name your step, and click to add it to your funnel.
  7. Customize the new funnel step using the drag-and-drop builder.

⚙️ Managing Page Settings

To update page settings, follow these steps:

  1. From
    your dashboard, go to Website Settings > Pages.
  2. Select the page you want to edit.
  3. Adjust key details like:
    • Page URL
    • Page Group assignment
    • Access Level (public, members only, etc.)
    • Set as Home Page (optional)
✅ That’s it! You can create stunning, functional pages for your website or funnel in just a few clicks—no coding required.

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