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Denada projects come in two kinds: emails and landing pages. Which one you get is determined by the library you create the project from — an email library produces an email, and a site library produces a landing page. Everything else works the same: you build through chat, refine in the editor, and collaborate with your team just like any other project. If your team doesn’t have a site library yet, contact the Denada team about setting one up.

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What’s different for landing pages

Landing pages skip the email-specific machinery:
  • No email options. The Options tab has no subject line, preheader, or tracking settings — those only apply to emails.
  • Web-sized previews. The preview’s Above the fold guides show typical browser viewports (like laptop and phone screens) instead of email client windows, so you can gut-check what visitors see before scrolling.
  • Publishing is the delivery. Instead of exporting to an email platform, you put a landing page live by publishing it to the web.

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Publishing your page

When your page is ready, click Share and turn on Publish to web. Your page goes live at a Denada-hosted link that you can open with View on web or share with Copy link. Teams can also serve published pages from their own domain — once a custom domain is set up in team settings, the Share menu adds View on custom domain and Copy custom domain link. Learn more about publishing to the web Learn more about custom domains