Many sites, one admin. You choose which site you are working on. Content, images, tags, redirects and settings never mix between sites.
Pages built from sections. A page is an ordered stack of content blocks (hero, text, image and text, feature grid, testimonial, pricing, call to action, contact form, table, recent posts and others), not a fixed template.
Page layouts. Choose one column, left sidebar, right sidebar, or both. Each section is placed in an area of the layout.
Blog posts (on sites that have a blog): title, excerpt, body, featured image, tags, byline, and search-engine title and description.
Draft, publish, schedule, withdraw. Everything starts as a draft. You can publish immediately or schedule a future date and time.
Preview any page or post, including drafts and scheduled items, exactly as it will look.
Version history for pages and posts, with one-step restore.
Trash with restore. Deleted pages and posts can be brought back.
Media library for images and PDFs, with alt text, search and usage tracking.
AI writing assistance that proposes text for you to accept or discard.
LinkedIn cross-posting for blog posts.
Redirects that preserve old addresses.
Site settings: name, tagline, contact email, blog on/off, posts per page, header navigation (with drop-downs), footer, and colour and typeface theme.
Access control: people are granted access per site, with edit or read-only rights.
On the public side: blog listing, tag archives, month archives, on-site search, a contact form, robots.txt, a sitemap and Google analytics/ads support.