Understanding what page-types RapidWeaver has to offer will help you to develop the structure of your website, the navigation, and the kind of content that will be presented to your visitors from one page to the next.

RapidWeaver is a theme-based platform for website development, and it's critical to understand what features themes have to offer, how to make a decision about theme selection, and how to customize the features in your chosen theme.

RapidWeaver's Site Settings is where site-wide configuration takes place. Elements such as the logo, website URL, styling and publishing settings are applied.

Part 1 of this 4-part series details the General and Web Icons sections.

RapidWeaver's Site Settings is where site-wide configuration takes place. Elements such as the logo, website URL, styling and publishing settings are applied.

Part 2 of this 4-part series details the Code, Master Style and Notes sections.

RapidWeaver's Site Settings is where site-wide configuration takes place. Elements such as the logo, website URL, styling and publishing settings are applied.

Part 3 of this 4-part series details the Advanced and Privacy sections.

RapidWeaver's Site Settings is where site-wide configuration takes place. Elements such as the logo, website URL, styling and publishing settings are applied.

Part 4 of this 4-part series details the Publishing settings.

RapidWeaver can create flexible and well-organized navigation menus. This tutorial details the process and provides tips for making your website navigation easy to use.

The Page Inspector is an area of RapidWeaver that you will use frequently during the process of developing your website, and it includes many critical settings that you need to know how to use.

What happens when you save a project in RapidWeaver? Where does it go and how do you back it up? This tutorial answers these questions and more.

Health Check is a feature included with RapidWeaver 7 & 8 and can help you analyze the completion of important SEO-related items for your website.

RapidWeaver's Simulate Mode assists you in presenting your content in responsive (mobile-friendly) ways, by simulating the layout of your website across different device types, sizes and orientations.

Your website can be exported or published when you are ready to get it online. This tutorial discusses the differences and usage of the two options.

Customize the look and behavior of RapidWeaver with its customizable Preferences.