Add & remove pages

The kit ships with a broad set of pages on purpose: Landing, About, Services (with detail), Pricing, Portfolio, Case studies (with detail), Contact, Blog (with detail), Terms, Privacy, 404. Most of your work is trimming what you do not need, not building from scratch.

Remove what you do not need

Tell your AI in plain language:

• "Remove the blog — I do not need it."
• "Drop case studies. Portfolio is enough."
• "Remove pricing — we do custom quotes only."
• "Remove the Services page."

The AI deletes the route file(s), strips the navigation link from the Header and Footer, and cleans up any references in the rest of the site.

Add a page that is not default

For anything outside the default set:

• "Add a changelog page."
• "Add a careers page with one open role listed."
• "Add a docs section."

The AI scaffolds a new route using the kit's existing components (Hero, Container, Section, Card, etc.) so the new page looks like the rest of the site automatically.

Add another item inside an existing section

For services, portfolio projects, case studies, or blog posts, you usually add a new entry rather than a new page:

• "Add a new service called Brand strategy."
• "Add a portfolio project for the Stark packaging work."
• "Add a case study about the Wayne relaunch."
• "Add a blog post about our launch."

Same idea — your AI follows the kit's conventions and edits the right files.

Tip — do not overthink the page set

If you are not sure whether you need a Pricing page or a Services page, leave them in for now. They are easy to remove later when you know. The bigger sin is launching with a half-finished page; remove it instead.

Next: when you like what you see locally, Ship your site.