# Step by step to create your first mobile page

Once you are redirected to **Page Designer** for mobile application design, you can start creating page content using the drag‑and‑drop interface.\
This section explains how to create a simple **Hello World mobile page**.

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#### Open the Page Setup Screen

After creating a mobile page in AppSpace, the system redirects you to the **Page Designer screen**.

* The page setup screen allows you to add content to the page
* UI components are available under the **Components panel**
* Components can be placed on the page by drag and drop

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#### Add an Image to the Mobile Page (Optional)

To create a sample **Hello World** mobile page:

1. Click the **Images** icon
2. Upload a new image or browse existing images
3. Drag the image from the Images panel
4. Drop the image on the **top of the Container**

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#### Add and Edit a Heading Component

1. Drag and drop a **Heading** component into the page
2. Click on the Heading component
3. Click the **Edit** icon on the top toolbar

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#### Component Toolbar Reference

When a Heading component is selected, the following options are available:

| Function         | Description                                        |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
| Drag Handle      | Move the text to another row                       |
| Select Container | Select parent container (Div / Row / Column)       |
| Duplicate        | Copy and duplicate the selected component          |
| Edit             | Edit text content, font, or style                  |
| Connect to Data  | Bind data from Microflow, Store, or Local Database |
| Translation      | Enable multi‑language support                      |
| Delete           | Remove the text component                          |

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#### Set Text to “Hello World”

1. Click the **Edit** icon
2. Replace the default text **“Heading”** with **“Hello World”**

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#### Save the Mobile Page

To save your changes:

1. Click the **Save** icon on the top toolbar

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Your **first Hello World mobile page** is now complete.


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