Porridge+ and above · 5 CLEAR STEPS
Comparison rows and numbered journeys
Choose a service layout that makes the next decision clearer.
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STEP 1 OF 5
Write the offers first
In 01 Content, give each service or product a useful title and a short, factual description. You can include up to six. Put the most useful starting point first.
STEP 2 OF 5
Choose where the change belongs
In 02 Design, use Apply design changes to for the entire site, the current page, or the Services & products block. Save a restore point if you want to keep the current look.
STEP 3 OF 5
Choose the layout
Open Design details and choose Comparison rows to align names, details and the contact route. Choose Numbered journey when the items describe a sequence. The content stays the same; arrange it in the order people should follow.
STEP 4 OF 5
Check the phone preview
Read every item at desktop and phone sizes. Comparison rows stack into clear cards on smaller screens. Journey numbers remain visible and decorative connector arrows disappear. These layouts work without extra JavaScript or AI credits.
STEP 5 OF 5
Save and take it with you
Choose Save on this browser. Review the full website before downloading the ZIP. The chosen layout travels in the static website. If a service carousel is enabled, it takes priority: choose Cards or rows to see the comparison or journey together.
HOW YOU KNOW IT WORKED
Check your result.
The layout helps someone compare the options or follow the steps, and every enquiry link reaches your actual contact route.
If it doesn’t feel right yet.
Too much detail can turn a comparison into homework. Keep the summary useful, then explain more on another page. A numbered journey is a presentation of your process; it does not create a booking, order or payment system.
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← All tutorialsGuide checked against the working tools on 12 October 2026. External service screens and requirements may change.