On the far right of the window there are buttons to undo and redo changes, and 'Themes'. There is also an 'Invite' button next to 'Share' in the main menu. 'Preview' and 'Present' are essentially the same thing, except that 'Present' will make your page fullscreen, while 'Preview' will show the page within your browser window.įrom 'Share', you can publish and create a shareable link you can print the page, send it to Google Drive, or invite people to collaborate on it, giving them editing capability. Under 'Settings', you have options for showing a header and footer on your page (more on that below) you can enter your Google Analytics tracking ID and can specify whether to enable a cookie banner for those regions where you need to gain visitors’ consent to use cookies. Along the top are buttons for 'Settings', 'Preview', 'Present', 'Share', and 'Invite'. Before diving right into creating, let’s walk through the user interface. Once you’ve done either of those, you’ll be presented with a blank canvas. You can click on the + button at the top of the menu to the left of the window and choose 'Web page', or, if you’re on the Spark home page, click on the button labeled 'Presentation'.

You’re presented with a blank canvas when starting a new Page project (Image credit: Adobe)Īfter you’ve logged in, you’ll have a few different ways to get started with your first Spark web project.

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