Understanding Page Types

Leenkies gives you four page types that together form a mini-website.

The four page types

Home

• Title: Home
• Description: Your main landing page with all your links and content.

The Home page is your default entry point -- the page your bio link should point to. It's the most flexible type: add any combination of blocks, from links and rich text to product listings and contact forms. Think of it as your digital lobby where visitors decide where to go next.

Best for: A central hub of links, featured content, announcements, and calls to action.

About

• Title: About Me
• Description: Share your story and connect with your audience.

The About page is your personal story. Introduce yourself, explain what you do, and build trust. It pairs well with rich text blocks for longer writing, expertise blocks for skills, testimonial blocks for social proof, and brand logos for credibility.

Best for: Personal bios, professional backgrounds, skill showcases, and testimonials.

Shop

• Title: Products & Services
• Description: Sell digital products and offer your services.

The Shop page is your storefront. List digital products, showcase services, and let visitors book appointments. Add product blocks, appointment blocks, or external product blocks linking to items on other platforms -- all your monetization in one focused place.

Best for: Digital product listings, service offerings, and appointment booking.

Portfolio

• Title: Portfolio
• Description: Showcase your best work and recent projects.

The Portfolio page is built for visual storytelling. Use showcase blocks to display projects with images, categories, and links. Combine them with media blocks for hero images or video reels, and rich text for case study descriptions. If you're a designer, photographer, developer, or any creative, this is where your work speaks for itself.

Best for: Project galleries, case studies, creative work samples, and visual portfolios.

URL structure

Each page type maps to a predictable URL under your username:

Your Home page lives at the root of your username URL; the other three are nested as sub-paths.

How the pages work together

Although each page has its own purpose, they're designed to work as a cohesive set. The header and footer blocks are global -- they appear on every active page automatically. Your profile picture, display name, bio, social links, and footer content stay consistent across all pages without extra work.

Visitors navigate between pages using your header links or by visiting the URLs directly, giving them a seamless multi-page experience.

Activating and deactivating pages

You don't have to use all four page types. You start with a Home page and can create additional pages anytime from the Pages section in your sidebar.

To activate a page, create it from the Pages screen and publish it from the page editor. An active page is visible at its URL.

To deactivate a page, unpublish it from the page editor. It's no longer accessible to visitors, but all your content is preserved so you can re-publish anytime.

Pro Tip: Start with just the Home page and add more as your needs grow. You can always activate About, Shop, or Portfolio later when you have content ready. There's no penalty for keeping unused pages deactivated.