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Hiveku has a library of ready-made section designs: heroes, menus, testimonials, pricing tables and more. You can try one on a section of your page, keep your own words, and undo it if it doesn’t suit. This guide tries a new design for the top section of Northwind’s Pearl District home page, then undoes it.

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Pick the section

Open the website in the builder and click Visual Edit at the top right. In the narrow bar on the left, click Components (the squares icon). Click the section you want to change in the preview. A bar names the section, and the library shows designs that fit it.
The Pearl District home page's top section, outlined with a dashed line, with a bar above it naming Section, A good cup, made with care, and buttons to move, add, copy, swap and delete it

The top section, picked

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Find a design

Search the library, or click a category. Northwind wanted a big photo behind its words, so it searched for full bleed image. Each design has two buttons:
  • Use in chat writes a request for the AI and keeps your words. Use this one.
  • Replace section now swaps the layout at once, and may put the design’s sample text in place of yours.
The Components library, matching designs for the picked section, searched for full bleed image: the Full Bleed Image Hero card with a photo of an inn by the water, its description, and Use in chat, outlined, above Replace section now

A design, with Use in chat outlined

Click Use in chat. A note confirms the request was added to the chat box and that nothing has been sent.

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Send the request

Click Open chat in the note, or the chat bubble at the bottom of the left bar. The request names the section and the design, and asks the AI to keep your words, links and images. Add anything you want, then click the arrow.
The chat box with the request to replace the section with the Full Bleed Image Hero design from the component gallery, keeping the existing copy, links and images; the send arrow is outlined, and Fast is picked below

The request in the chat box

The AI swaps the design in and tells you what it kept and anything it added. Northwind’s request cost less than 50 cents on Hiveku Max.

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Check it, and undo if it doesn’t suit

Look at the preview. The new design kept Northwind’s words and button, but it was made for a large photo, and Northwind’s top section had no photo, so the AI used the site’s logo. Stretched behind the text, the logo makes the words hard to read.
The home page with the Full Bleed Image Hero: the Northwind logo fills the background behind the white headline A good cup, made with care, the description and the Explore the menu button

The new design, with the logo behind the words

To go back, scroll up in the chat to the bar above your request and click Undo this turn.
The bar Before this request, with Undo this turn outlined

Undo this turn, above the request

A box lists what goes back. Click Undo this turn again to confirm.
Undo this turn? Your site goes back to how it was before this request. The Home page goes back to how it was; the full bleed image hero, its motion and the other new files are removed; the assistant's notes go back too; Show 5 files. Newer versions are kept, so you can undo this. Cancel, and Undo this turn outlined

What the undo takes back

The page is back as it was, and the chat marks the request as undone.
The Pearl District home page with its original top section: Pearl District, Portland, Oregon; A good cup, made with care; the description and the Explore the menu button

Back as it was

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Good to know

  • Pick a design that fits what you have. A photo-led design needs a good wide photo. Add one first, or ask the AI to use one of your photos.
  • Undo takes back later requests too. Undoing a request also undoes any changes you made after it; the box tells you before you confirm.
  • Nothing goes live until you publish. Try as many designs as you like in the preview. See Publish Your Changes.
  • More on undoing: Undo a Change.