Export GoDaddy Website Builder Add Page to HTML

Adding pages in GoDaddy Website Builder is straightforward. Here's how to do it without the fluff.

Open your site in the editor. Look for the Pages panel on the left side, it's usually the icon that looks like stacked papers. Click it.

Hit the + Add Page button. GoDaddy gives you options: blank page, pre-designed layouts, or page types like About, Contact, Services. The pre-designed ones save time but you'll customize anyway.

Pick a layout or start blank. Blank gives you control. Pre-designed layouts include sections already arranged, hero image, text blocks, call-to-action. Your call.

Name your page. This becomes your URL slug (example.com/your-page-name) and navigation label. Keep it short and descriptive. No need to stuff keywords, just make it clear what the page is about.

Decide on navigation visibility. Toggle determines whether this page shows in your menu. Landing pages, confirmation pages, and test pages often stay hidden. Regular site pages should be visible.

The page appears in your Pages panel. Drag it up or down to change its position in navigation. Drag underneath another page and indent to make it a sub-page.

Now edit the page itself. Click on the page in your panel to open it. Add sections, drag elements, do the usual GoDaddy builder stuff. Each page is its own canvas.

Pro tip: duplicate existing pages instead of starting fresh. If your Services page layout works, duplicate it for each service. Faster than rebuilding every time.

Sub-pages create dropdown menus automaticaly. Useful for organizing related content. A Services parent with individual service child pages, for example. Keeps navigation clean.

Watch your page count. GoDaddy doesn't officially limit you, but sites with 100+ pages get unwieldy in the editor. And visitors won't navigate that anyway. Most sites need 5-10 pages max.

The SEO settings for each page live in the page options. Click the gear icon next to your page name. Title tag, meta description, URL slug, edit them here. Don't skip this.

When you're done adding pages, preview your site. Check that navigation makes sense. Visit each page and verify content displays right. Mobile view too.

That's it. Pages in GoDaddy aren't complicated. The builder does most of the work, you just need to know where to click.