Check pages and destinations
Open Pages and choose Services. In Page settings, check its Page name and URL. Keep /services for this exercise. The page name is how you recognise it in the editor; the URL is its address on the website. Visit About and Contact in the same way, replacing their sample business details as you go.
Pages and menus are separate. A page can exist without appearing in the header, and a menu can link to an external destination. Open Menus → Main menu and check the labels and destinations. Keep a short header menu: Services, About and Contact. Use the move controls to put them in that order. Editing a menu link does not rename or delete its destination page.
Keep the frame consistent
Return to Home and select the header. The inspector states how many pages use it. Changes to this site header should carry through to the other pages that use it. If one page needs a different frame, Page settings offers Site header, Custom header and No header; the footer has the corresponding choices. Keep the site versions throughout this tutorial.
For a small interaction, select Links → Appearance → Hover in the header. Set Text decoration to Underline, then choose Slide from left for Underline effect. Pick an Underline colour from the brand palette. Keep the duration short. Preview the result and use the keyboard to move through the links as well as hovering with a pointer.
Check the footer's brand and navigation. In Studio, open Settings → Built with mallowmint. Set Placement to In footer and choose an alignment that fits your footer. The credit is required. If a suitable footer is absent, it appears in a separate strip instead. Custom colours must keep it readable.
In Preview, move from Home to Services and Contact. You should see a consistent header and footer, working destinations and the Mallowmint credit. A shared frame means the next address or branding change can be made once.