Let people see it

While you’re editing, you see Builder’s buttons and helpers around your page. Visitors don’t see those — they see the clean website. Preview shows you the clean version before you text the link to your friends.

Preview — dress rehearsal

Tap Preview (or whatever your top bar calls it). You’ll get a tab or window that looks closer to what the world sees. Check it after big changes — especially if you picked new colors or moved whole sections.

Sharing a link

Your real web address depends on how your team set Builder up — maybe a short word before your site name, maybe a custom domain like coffee.example.com. Copy the exact link your dashboard or preview gives you instead of guessing.

Words Google reads

Each page can have a title and a short blurb. Think of them like the label on a cereal box — they help people (and search boxes) know what’s inside. Fill them with normal sentences humans enjoy.

Little icon in the browser tab

If your team lets you upload a favicon — that tiny picture next to your site name in the tab — use a simple square logo so bookmarks look tidy.

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