Custom pages are standalone pages on your public board: an about page, an advertise page, an FAQ, a "how it works" for employers. They live at /p/your-slug on your board's domain and are composed in the visual builder from the same sections as every other page.
Create a page
In the sidebar, open Design and click Pages.
In the New page card, type a Title, for example "About us".
The URL field fills itself from the title ("about-us") and the full address is previewed underneath, for example https://acme-jobs.mydevboard.com/p/about-us. The URL keeps tracking the title until you edit it by hand; after that, it is yours. It is cleaned to lowercase letters, digits and hyphens, up to 60 characters, and the /p/ prefix is fixed: every custom page lives under it, so a page can never collide with a built-in route like /jobs or /blog.
Click Create page. You will see a "Page created" toast and land directly in the builder with the new, empty page open.
If the slug is already used by another of your pages, you will see "That URL is already used by another page"; pick a different one. Choose the slug carefully before you share the link anywhere: it is part of the page's permanent address.
Build the page's content
In the builder, click + Add and compose the page from sections: Rich text for prose, FAQ for question-and-answer lists, Feature cards and Testimonials for marketing, Contact form to collect messages, Image & text, Gallery and so on. Custom pages get the full section palette, including the discovery sections (Hero, Job list, Categories, Jobs map), so a landing page can list live roles too. Remember the builder's rule: edits are a draft until you click Publish, and Discard resets the draft to the live version. See The visual builder for the full tour.
Publish the page
A new page stays hidden from visitors until you publish it, even after you have published its sections in the builder. That gives you room to finish writing first.
In the sidebar, open Design and click Pages.
In Your pages, find the page. Its row shows the title, its /p/ URL, and a Published switch.
Turn Published on. You will see a "Page published" toast, and the page is now live at its URL; an external-link icon appears on the row to open it in a new tab.
An unpublished page returns a 404 on the public board, so you can unpublish any time to take a page down without deleting it.
Note that there are two separate switches at play, and both matter:
The builder's Publish button copies your section draft over the page's live content. Until you click it, visitors to a published page see the last published sections, not your work in progress.
The Pages screen's Published switch controls whether the page is reachable at all. Off means 404, regardless of what the builder has published.
A comfortable workflow: create the page, build and publish its sections in the builder while the page itself is still unpublished, preview it through the builder, then flip Published on when you are happy.
Link it from your navigation
Creating a page does not add it to your board's menus automatically. To make it reachable:
In the sidebar, open Design and click Navigation.
Add a header or footer link whose URL is the page's path, for example /p/about-us.
Full instructions are in Edit your board's navigation. You can also point buttons at the page from other sections, for example a Call to action section with its Button link set to /p/advertise.
Edit, view or delete a page
Edit on a page's row reopens it in the builder.
The external-link icon (shown while published) opens the live page in a new tab.
The trash icon deletes the page after a confirmation; its sections are removed with it. This cannot be undone from the Pages screen, though a theme version snapshot that predates the deletion still holds its content (see version history).
Good uses for custom pages
An about or contact page: Rich text plus a Contact form section.
An advertise / post a job pitch: Feature cards, Stats, Testimonials and a Call to action pointing at your pricing page.
A category landing page: a Hero plus a Job list, linked from campaigns.
Legal pages such as an imprint, if your board needs ones beyond the built-in routes.