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A clear website structure makes it easier for your team and Faster AI to find the right page, component, template, asset, or reusable section without creating duplicates.
What this guide helps you do
- Separate public pages, templates, components, and assets.
- Name files and folders so teammates can scan the site structure.
- Reuse common sections without copying one-off code everywhere.
Before you start
- Know which pages are public, which are reusable templates, and which are internal drafts.
- Decide naming rules for service pages, landing pages, campaigns, and shared components.
- Review the current file explorer before adding new folders.
Do it manually
- Open Website and inspect the file explorer.
- Place customer-facing pages in the pages area and reusable pieces in components or the relevant asset folder.
- Use readable lowercase names with hyphens for page paths and reusable pieces.
- Group related campaign pages, service pages, and reusable components together.
- Avoid creating duplicate sections when an existing component or template already fits.
- Save changes in a checkpoint and describe what moved or changed.
Ask Faster AI
- Review my website file structure and suggest a cleaner organization for pages, templates, components, and assets.
- Find duplicate page sections that could become reusable components. Do not change files until I approve.
- Create a naming plan for service pages and campaign landing pages for this site.
Review before saving or publishing
- Check links and includes after moving or renaming files.
- Confirm public URLs still resolve after reorganizing pages.
- Keep old URLs redirected when a published page path changes.
Common issues and fixes
- If a page breaks after moving a component, confirm the include path or component reference.
- If teammates cannot find a page, rename the file or add it to navigation.
- If a URL changed, add a redirect before publishing.
Service-business SEO example
For how service pages, question posts, and internal links support search visibility, read the service SEO basics article. SEO Basics for Service Businesses: Rank Where Your Customers Search.
Portfolio sites that win clients
For why portfolio sites benefit from one reusable project-page template and a small, curated page structure, read the portfolio site article. Portfolio Sites for Creatives: Show the Work, Win the Client.
Page SEO fields and structure
For why clear page structure, stable slugs, and reusable templates make SEO updates easier to maintain, read the page SEO article. Page SEO Basics: Titles, Descriptions, and Structure That Rank.
GRC Consulting customer story
For why a seven-page advisory site can be stronger than a sprawling structure when senior buyers need fast verification, read the GRC Consulting customer story. A 30-Year Auto-Industry Veteran's One-Person Firm: GRC Consulting.
Connected workflows
- Create a lead capture form
- Connect trackers to pages, forms, and campaigns
- Add motion to a page
- Review and approve AI page changes
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