How to build a landing page in Bubble

A landing page in Bubble is just a single page built with the Visual Editor where you place groups, text, images, and buttons, make it responsive using Bubble’s responsive engine, and set simple workflows (like “When Button is clicked → Navigate to signup”). You don’t need backend workflows or a database unless you want forms. Start with a clean blank page, drop your elements, organize them inside groups, set responsive rules, and publish.

Core Steps to Build a Landing Page

The landing page should present information clearly and load fast. In Bubble, that means using Groups to structure your layout, limiting unnecessary elements, and configuring the page for responsiveness.

• Create a new page: In the Pages dropdown, click “Add a new page”, choose a blank page, and set a descriptive name like “landing”.
• Set page width: In the Page inspector, set a max width (commonly 1200–1400px) and enable “Make this page responsive”.
• Build a header group: Add a Group at the top, place your logo (Image element) and navigation buttons (Text or Button elements). Use a Row layout for horizontal alignment.
• Create a hero section: Add a Group below the header. Insert a big Text element for your headline, a smaller Text element for a description, and a Button for your call‑to‑action (CTA).
• Add supporting sections: Use stacked Groups (often Column layout). Add icons, screenshots, testimonials, or feature descriptions using Text, Image, and Group elements.
• Make it responsive: In the Responsive tab, ensure groups collapse margins and stack naturally on smaller screens. Avoid fixed widths unless necessary.
• Add simple workflows: For CTA buttons, create a workflow → “Navigation → Go to page”. If the page scrolls, you can use “Scroll to” an element.
• Set page SEO/meta: In the Page settings, fill in the title, description, and social sharing image.

Example: CTA Button Workflow

// When the user clicks the main CTA button
Workflow: When Button SignUp is clicked → Navigation → Go to page signup

Tips That Actually Matter

• Use Groups for everything so responsiveness stays clean.
• Avoid too many elements; combine related content in reusable groups if needed.
• Compress images before uploading for faster load.
• Set a max width on main container groups so content doesn’t stretch too wide on desktops.