Next steps

At this point, you have a very basic knowledge of how building a simple website using Xperience by Kentico works. You’ve learned how to create Xperience projects and define content types to add data to your website. You’ve also tried a simple way to display the content of pages, as well as create a dynamic navigation menu.

Continue learning

To continue learning about how to build a website, continue with quickstart guides for developers. You’ll learn how to:

• Create a reusable content type – learn how to leverage Xperience Content hub to store presentation-agnostic, highly-flexible content.
• Display structured content with page templates – see the recommend approach of retrieving data into website pages in Xperience.
• Create Page Builder components – find out how you can build user-friendly interface consisting of page templates, sections, and widgets that editors will use to manage website content in Xperience.

If you want to dive deep into Xperience, see the following recommended topics in the documentation:

• Content retrieval – learn how to load and display various types of content on your website.
• Content tree-based routing – learn more about setting up routing scenarios.
• Page Builder – prepare components that allow editors to build pages directly in the Xperience administration.

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Engage in the community

Take a look at community.kentico.com, where you can find the latest blog posts, a questions & answers section, and also a form to submit support issues.