Pages Spatial is the page-wide view of composition in Wio. Use it to plan and review the sequence of sections so that a visitor can follow the message from the opening to the next step.
Think in terms of a visitor’s journey
A page communicates through order. The opening gives context; later sections answer questions, explain value, or provide evidence; the final section helps the visitor decide what to do next. Pages Spatial describes this level of arranging and reviewing the page as a whole.
It is about the relationship between sections, not the detailed layout inside one section. For that more focused task, see Section Spatial in Wio.
Arrange sections around the questions people have
List the questions a first-time visitor may ask. Then put the information in an order that answers them naturally. A service page might introduce the service, explain its benefits, show examples or proof, answer practical questions, and provide a way to get in touch.
Use only the sections that support the page goal. A shorter sequence can be clearer than a long page with repeated points.
Read the page from top to bottom
Review the page as someone unfamiliar with the business. Can they tell what it is about near the beginning? Does each section add something new? Is the next step easy to find when they have enough information?
Look for gaps, abrupt changes of topic, and repeated explanations. Move or revise sections when the story is hard to follow. This whole-page pass often catches problems that are invisible while editing one content group.
Refine the page, then polish its parts
Plan the overall sequence first. Then work inside each section to make its message clear, and return to the page-wide view to confirm that those refinements still support the flow.
This plan-and-review cycle is the practical use of Pages Spatial: keep the page’s overall story coherent while each section does its own job.
