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Coherence Sites Overview

What Coherence Sites is for, where it fits best, and how teams use it to ship landing pages, blogs, docs, and resource hubs.

Coherence Sites is the publishing layer for teams that want to launch pages quickly and keep them current without routing every change through engineering.

It works best when you need:

  • landing pages that change often
  • blogs and article libraries
  • documentation and help centers
  • resource hubs, templates, and category pages
  • a consistent visual system built from reusable blocks

What Sites is good at

Sites shines when the page needs structure, speed, and an editor the team can actually use.

Strong fit

  • product landing pages
  • launch pages
  • blog/article workflows
  • searchable docs
  • campaign pages
  • resource centers

Use a hybrid approach when needed

If part of your website is a custom React application, a live directory, or a deeply bespoke product surface, keep that experience custom and use Sites for the editable marketing and content layers around it.

That usually means:

  • custom app experiences stay in the product codebase
  • marketing pages, docs, and blog content move faster in Sites
  • the team that owns the content can update it directly

Three ways to create a page

1. Build manually

Start from a blank page and assemble sections block by block. This is the best path when you already know the story and just want to move quickly inside a structured system.

2. Describe the page

Prompt Coherence with the kind of page you want to create and let it scaffold the first draft. This is useful for launching a strong first version before fine-tuning copy and layout.

3. Import from URL

Import an existing marketing page and turn it into editable sections. This works best for simpler landing pages, docs, and resource pages. Highly custom React surfaces may need a hybrid approach instead of a full mirror import.

Typical workflow

  1. Start from a prompt, import, or blank page.
  2. Refine the page with reusable blocks.
  3. Update copy, CTAs, proof, and structure.
  4. Publish the page.
  5. Come back later and keep iterating without rebuilding from scratch.

Why teams use it

Sites helps reduce the usual friction between content ownership and implementation:

  • marketers can ship without a release train
  • founders can update messaging fast
  • ops teams can maintain docs and resource pages
  • engineering only needs to step in for the truly custom parts

Next steps