Multiple Pages

Websites are made of pages, not just one page. A landing page leads to a checkout. A blog index links to articles. Different pages often share the same sections, components, and styles. Switching back and forth between them makes even simple comparisons harder than they should be.

Multiple Pages lets you keep them open together. Arrange pages side by side, compare the same section across all of them, copy content from one to another, or keep an entire user flow visible while you work on a single step.

Some problems only become obvious when pages are next to each other. A button that's the wrong shade of green, a heading that's slightly larger, or a footer that's out of date on one page stands out immediately. You don't have to remember how another page looked, because it's right there beside the one you're editing.