The section types

Every block you can add to a page, and what each is for.

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Everything available under Add a section.

Section	What it does
Navbar	The top navigation bar.
Hero	The opening block: event name, date, and a call to action.
Cover	A full-bleed image or video header.
WebGL hero	An animated 3D header. Heavy — see the note below.
Countdown	A live countdown to your start date.
About event	A block of descriptive copy.
Stats / social proof	Numbers: attendees, speakers, years running.
Speakers	Your speaker line-up, pulled from Program.
Schedule / agenda	Your sessions, pulled from Program.
Workshops / services	Cards for workshops or what you offer.
Pricing / tickets	Ticket tiers and prices.
Exhibit packages	Sponsorship and booth packages.
Sponsors	Sponsor logos, usually by tier.
Testimonials	Quotes from past attendees.
Gallery	Photographs from previous years.
Venue / location	Address and a map.
Registration CTA	A band prompting people to register.
FAQ accordion	Expandable questions and answers.
Registration form	Embeds your real registration form.
Exhibit apply	Embeds the exhibitor application.
Floor plan	The interactive floor plan.
Real estate explorer	The property explorer, for property events.
Custom	Your own HTML.
Footer	The bottom of every page.

The ones that pull live data

Speakers and Schedule / agenda come from the Program section — add a speaker there and the site updates itself. Do not retype your agenda into a Custom section; it will go stale within a week.

Registration form, Exhibit apply and Floor plan embed the real thing rather than a copy, so they can never drift from what actually works.

Building a homepage that converts

Order matters more than section count. A reliable sequence:

Navbar
Hero — what, when, where, and a register button
Countdown — if the date is near enough to create urgency
About event — two short paragraphs
Speakers — the strongest reason most people attend
Schedule — proof there is substance
Pricing / tickets
Registration form or Registration CTA
Sponsors
FAQ
Footer

Put a way to register in the hero *and* near the bottom. People decide at different points, and scrolling back up to find a button is a real reason they leave.

A note on the WebGL hero

It looks impressive and costs a lot in load time and battery, and it can struggle on older phones — which is what a large share of your audience will be using. Test it on a mid-range Android over mobile data before committing. A strong photograph in a Cover section usually performs better.

Common problems

Speakers or Schedule are empty. Nothing has been added in Program yet, or the entries are hidden.

The registration form section shows nothing. The form is not published. See Preview and publish your form.

The floor plan is not visible. It has to be turned on for attendees in the Exhibitors settings.

You need something not on this list. Use Custom, and see Custom HTML, CSS and JS.