
Structure layer
Start from rows and columns. Drag them onto the canvas, set how wide and how tall each row runs, choose how many columns sit side by side, and reorder anything without losing your work.
The Zemers website builder lets you drag rows, columns, and modules onto a live canvas, style every detail yourself, and decide exactly how each page looks on desktop, tablet, and mobile - without writing a line of code.

Lay out the structure with rows and columns, fill it with modules you can style freely, and tune the result for every screen size from the same page.

Start from rows and columns. Drag them onto the canvas, set how wide and how tall each row runs, choose how many columns sit side by side, and reorder anything without losing your work.

Fill the layout with text, images, buttons, sliders, and video, then style every part of it - spacing, typography, colors, backgrounds, borders, shadows, filters, and hover states.

Switch the canvas between desktop, tablet, and mobile and give each screen its own sizes, spacing, column count, module order, and visibility - from one page, not three.
Landing pages, sales pages, a proper home page, or a page only your customers can open - all built in the same editor, all under your brand.
Design a campaign page around one promise and one call to action, and send paid traffic straight to it under your own domain.
Build a long-form sales page with hero, proof, media, and buttons that link directly to checkout for the product you are selling.
Give your brand a real front page - story, work, media, and links - instead of a template you cannot move a single row inside of.
Build a page once and attach it to a Page app, so only the customers who bought the connected product can open it.
It is the visual editor inside your Zemers dashboard where you build pages from rows, columns, and modules. You drag the structure into place, drop in text, images, buttons, sliders, and video, and style everything on a live canvas.
Drag your first row into place, style it the way you want it, and publish the page under your own brand and domain.
Start with one page. Save it as a layout and reuse it on the next one.