Creating a page in SXA using page and partial design layouts

In SXA, you work with reusable pieces of content and layout. A page design is a group of partial layouts that make up the design of a webpage. Page designs let you define the layout and components for a specific page type on your site. For example, you can create a page design for a landing page, a product page, or a blog post. You can use the Sitecore Content Editor to create and edit your page designs, and the Experience Editor to assign them to your pages.

Partial designs, on the other hand, let you define the layout and components for a common section of your site, such as a header, a footer, or a sidebar. You can use the Sitecore Content Editor to create and edit your partial designs, and the Experience Editor to include them in your page designs.

Here are some of the benefits of using page and partial designs in SXA:

• Increased reusability: Page and partial designs allow you to reuse content and layout across your site, which can save you time and effort.
• Improved consistency: Page and partial designs help you to create a consistent look and feel across your site, which can improve the user experience.
• Enhanced flexibility: Page and partial designs give you the flexibility to create different page layouts and designs for different page types.

If you’re looking for a way to improve the efficiency and consistency of your website development, then you should consider using page and partial designs in SXA.