Your home screen
After you log in, this is where you land. It’s the lobby before you walk into any one website. Everything here is meant to be clicked — nothing to install, nothing to type into a black screen.
Sites
This list is all the websites you’re allowed to work on. Click one to open it and start editing. You can usually rename a site or move it to the trash if you don’t need it anymore. Opening a site fills your screen with the builder — that’s normal!
Assets (your pictures & files)
Here you stash photos and files you want to use again and again — like a sticker book. Upload a logo once, then use it on many pages. When you pick an image inside the editor, you might see these uploads listed so you don’t have to hunt on your computer every time.
Extra stuff for grown-ups who run the whole Builder
Some people see more menu items — templates, users, settings, and so on. That’s for folks who decide what everyone gets in the toy box. If you don’t see those, don’t worry; you’re not missing a secret button. You just don’t need them to build pages.
Light or dark?
Look at the bottom of the side menu for look-and-feel choices and your profile picture (or initial). Same idea exists inside the editor — little circle at the bottom of the strip on the left.
Next: Sites & pages or The big editing screen.