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    • Collections
      • Creating a Collection
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      • Creating Reference and Multi-Reference Fields
    • Page Design
      • Designing with Reference Fields
      • Designing with Multi-reference Fields
      • Site Structure
      • Hiding Unnecessary Collections
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    • Starting the Sync
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Page Design

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Last updated 5 months ago

Before you send your pages live, you’ll need to design them. This is the same process if you’ve built a page in Webflow before.

The Webflow CMS uses page templates to standardise how content is displayed across all items in that CMS collection. You’ll only need to design the page once to publish every item you’ve synced!

If you’re familiar with the ins and outs of designing with Webflow’s CMS, it’s still worth checking out these sections to ensure you’re using your Findable pages to their full potential.

If you’re new to the Webflow CMS, are a great place to start.

Webflow University’s courses on CMS design