Create and configure a hosted page
You'll put your quiz or assessment on its own page, choose how it looks, and check what needs to happen before you share its public URL.
Give your quiz or assessment its own page without adding a page to your website. A hosted page wraps one flow with a headline, description, and design you choose. It isn't a general website builder.
You'll need editing access to the project and a flow to show. Hosted pages use the flow's published version, even in the preview. If your flow exists only in the project draft, it may not appear there yet.
Create your page
- Open your project's Pages route. From a project URL ending in
/dashboard, replace that final part with/pages. Pages isn't in the current main sidebar. - Choose New Page, or Create Your First Page if you haven't made one yet.
- In Create a Landing Page, describe the page you want. Include the flow and who it's for.
- Choose Create Page to open the draft page and its Righty conversation.
For example, WorkForge (opens in a new tab) could ask for a team assessment page that introduces its existing assessment flow. The editor can open before Righty finishes generating the page, so wait for its work and review what it created.
New pages start as drafts. The dashboard has no hosted-page Publish, Unpublish, or Archive button. You'll need a separate page-status API operation before a new page can be public. Saving the editor doesn't publish it.
Add your content and choose the layout
- Give the page an internal name in the header.
- Select the flow you want to show.
- Choose Centered or Split for the layout.
- In Content, set the Logo, Headline, and Description.
- In Page, choose the background and Font Family. The font applies to both the page and its flow. The default is Inter.
- In SEO, review the Page URL, Meta Title, and Meta Description.
Content and settings save automatically after a short pause. Hosted pages save separately from the project draft. If the page is already published, its page edits don't wait for project publication.
The hosted page settings reference lists every setting, default, and limit.
Style the flow on this page
Open Flow in the page editor. These settings change the flow's appearance on this hosted page, not in a separate website widget.
- Set Container Background, Button Color, and Text Color.
- Adjust the container border, corner rounding, and shadow.
- Set the gaps between answer buttons and form fields.
- Adjust line height and font sizes for the flow's headings, descriptions, answers, form fields, and submit buttons.
The flow's heading and description sizes are separate from the outer page's.
If you need custom styling, open Advanced and enter it in Custom CSS. The field starts empty and accepts up to 10,000 characters. Leave the field to save, then choose Refresh Preview.
Custom CSS applies to both the page and its flow. Check that it hasn't overridden colors, spacing, or typography you want to keep. To remove it, clear the field and leave it.
Check every path in the preview
Compare Desktop and Mobile, and use Refresh Preview after an update if needed. Work through every path in the selected flow.
Some input questions may be missing from hosted pages, including the preview. If your assessment needs typed answers, check that each question appears before relying on it. Saving the flow alone doesn't confirm this.
Check the public page before sharing it
View opens the public address, which follows this pattern:
The page must be published and the project must not be suspended. A draft page can return a not-found response even though you can edit it. Custom domains aren't supported.
Page status and project flow publication are separate. Publishing the project makes the flow's published version available. It doesn't publish the hosted page or add a page-status button to the editor.
When the public URL opens and visitors can complete every path, the page is ready to share. Check the flow and its configured goals to measure what visitors do. The page card's conversion counter doesn't provide complete flow conversion tracking.
Find, duplicate, or delete a page
The Pages list lets you search names and slugs, switch between grid and list views, and sort by Last Updated, By Views, or By Name. Cards show the associated flow and available view and conversion counters.
Duplicate creates an independent draft with copied content and settings and a new URL. Delete, also available as Delete Page under Advanced, asks for confirmation. You can't undo it through the editor.
If you need a starting flow for another page, preview and install a template.