# Creating pages

> Ask for a page and Genesis scaffolds the route, builds the content, and wires the navigation.

Source: https://knowledge.estage.com/capabilities/new-page/
Part of the ESTAGE knowledge base (https://knowledge.estage.com). Full corpus: https://knowledge.estage.com/llms-full.txt

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## How to trigger it

- *"create an about page"*
- *"add a page for our services"*
- *"make a contact page"*

## What happens

1. **On a brand-new project**, Genesis asks one question: should this be your **home page**
   (recommended for the first real page) or live at its own address like `/about`? Pick a
   chip.
2. The page is scaffolded — file, URL route, and a nav link if you already have a navbar.
3. The builder fills it with content based on the rest of your message: *"create an about
   page **with a team section and our story**"* builds exactly that.

If you're already viewing a page with the same name, Genesis checks first: add to the current
page, or create a separate new one?

## Notes

- The URL comes from the name: "Contact Us" → `/contact-us`. Page names up to 80 characters.
- Routes are flat (`/about`, not `/company/about`). Organize pages into **folders** in the
  [page selector](/workspace/pages/) — folders organize the builder, not the URL.
- Asking again for a page that already exists doesn't create a duplicate — Genesis fills the
  existing one instead.
- For Privacy/Terms/Cookies, the dedicated [legal pages](/capabilities/legal-pages/) tool is
  faster.