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Design a Page

The navigation item for this area is labeled Turner, SecondPage's design assistant. Use it when you want Turner to help turn an idea into a polished Page draft, or to ask it questions about the organization's existing Pages.

Turner is a chat, not a form. Older organizations may still see remnants of an earlier one-shot question flow; if you see a plain multi-step questionnaire instead of a chat box, you are looking at a legacy session (see below), not the current experience.

Start A Session

  1. Open Turner from the organization navigation.
  2. Type what you want in the composer. You can describe a Page to design, ask a question about the organization, or ask Turner to find an existing Page.
  3. Send the message.

The empty composer shows a few example prompts you can click to prefill, such as "KPI dashboard" or "Launch page." As soon as you send your first message, the box grows in place into a full conversation. The page URL updates to a stable thread address so you can return to the same conversation later or share it; there is no separate submit-and-redirect step.

Turner may ask follow-up questions as chat messages or interactive cards before it hands the work to the design engine and produces a draft.

Review A Draft

When Turner produces a draft, open the returned Page and review it the same way you would review any other SecondPage Page. You may see:

  • a review Page link
  • status and activity for the design work
  • checkpoints that need approval
  • publish warnings that should be fixed before sharing broadly
  • a Publish Page action when the draft is ready

If the draft Page is locked by plan availability, use the billing prompt shown in the app before trying to open or share it.

Legacy Design Workflows

Some organizations may still have older design sessions created before the chat experience shipped. Opening one of these shows a question-and-answer form instead of a chat: answer any open question rounds, wait for generation, then review and publish the resulting Page the same way. New sessions always start in the Turner chat.

When To Use This Instead Of Direct Publishing

Use Turner when the structure, layout, or visual direction matters and you want SecondPage to guide the result. Use direct agent publishing when the agent already has the exact files or content to publish.