# Add a homepage section

Add a band to the front page, fill in its fields, move it up or down the stack, and turn it off or remove it.

Building the front page is adding sections and putting them in order. Each one is configured on its own and saved on its own, so there is no single save for the whole page.

![A Value Props / Stats section expanded in the homepage editor, showing its Heading and Subtitle fields and a list of Items, each with an Icon, a Value, a Label and a Description.](https://www.sorviai.com/help/storefront/homepage/section-config.png)

*Each section is configured and saved on its own.*

## Add a section

- Go to **Homepage**.
- Select **Add section**.
- Choose a type from the list. Each carries a line saying what it does.
- Expand the new section and fill in its fields.
- Select **Save config**.

> **Note:**
>
> **Save config** saves the section you are in, not the page. A section left expanded with edits in it and never saved keeps none of them.

## Move, turn off and remove

- **The carets**: Move the section one place up or down the stack.
- **The switch**: Turns the section off without losing what you put in it, so it can come back unchanged.
- **The delete control**: Removes the section and its settings for good.

Prefer the switch to the delete control whenever the band might return. A section rebuilt from memory in six months is never the one you had.

## Point a section at your catalogue

Two of the types read from the catalogue rather than from what you type into them.

- For a **Featured Products** section, enter one collection handle and a limit. It shows that collection's first few products.
- For a **Collection Grid** section, enter a comma-separated list of collection handles. It shows a card for each.

> **Tip:**
>
> A handle is the collection's own address fragment, not its title. Take it from the collection rather than guessing at how its name was hyphenated.

## Sections on a content page

A page's sections are built exactly this way. Open the page, select **Manage sections**, and the screen is this one scoped to that page.