Design an Experience Cloud portal: several pages, one brand

One brand, every page

Branding holds the site name and logo, primary, secondary, accent, surface and text colours, the header style, the heading and body fonts, a hero image and overlay, spacing and corner radius, and the footer. Change any of it and every page follows, so the portal always looks like one site, never a set of mock-ups that drifted apart.

Built from Experience Cloud components

• Hero banner with search and buttons, featured topics, trending articles, case deflection, community feed, partner scorecard and quick-action tile menu
• The same SLDS record components as a Lightning prototype, for account, case and order pages inside the portal
• Drag components in from the palette and change them in Properties, as in the prototype studio

Pages that link, a site you can walk

• Navigation items, hero buttons, tiles, topics, footer links and the profile menu each open another page
• Press Interact and click through as a visitor would; the canvas moves between pages as the real site would
• Share the whole portal with a link; add ?page= to open a particular page

What it is for

• Showing a customer service team what their new help centre will look like before the Experience Cloud build starts
• Agreeing a partner portal's pages, navigation and brand with a partner manager in one session
• Handing the build team a clickable reference, with the portal as JSON