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Creates full-featured dashboard page extensions for Wix CLI applications. Dashboard pages appear in the Wix site owner's dashboard and enable site administrators to manage data, configure settings, and perform administrative tasks.

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Guides press coverage and media mentions aggregation—showcasing third-party coverage from authoritative sites to build trust. Optional page; when coverage is sparse, implement as a small "As Seen In" or "As Featured In" section on homepage or elsewhere. Distinct from media-kit-page-generator (assets for journalists). For conceptual overview and comparison table, see reference.md.

Guides migration pages that help users switch from a competitor to your product. Reduces friction for switchers; often linked from alternatives pages. Common for SaaS, tools, and productivity apps.

Guides free tools pages that drive traffic and lead generation for the main product. Tools are free, standalone utilities — not the primary monetization. They serve the same ICP as the paid product, are often extracted mini-features from the full product (low dev effort), and typically scale via programmatic SEO. Distinct from features (paid capabilities) and resources (content hub).

Guides disclosure pages for affiliate links, sponsored content, and paid partnerships. Required for FTC compliance (US) and similar regulations. Builds trust and reduces legal risk.

Guides resources page and content hub structure for discovery and SEO.

Guides giveaway and contest pages for promotional campaigns. Drives signups, engagement, and viral sharing. Often uses Gleam, Woobox, Viralsweep, or similar. Common for e-commerce, SaaS launches, and community growth.

Guides documentation site structure, navigation, and content organization. Typically hosted on docs.* or help.* subdomain. Includes Getting Started, guides, tutorials, API Reference (endpoint docs), and troubleshooting. Distinct from API introduction page (api-page-generator).

Guides solutions pages focused on business outcomes. Industry-first is the B2B norm (Salesforce, HubSpot). Answer "what outcome do I get for my industry/team/size?" rather than "what does it do?" Distinct from features (capabilities) and use cases (scenarios); solutions emphasize measurable value by segment.