I'm following the builders tutorial, specifically step Exercise: Creating a page infrastructure. It mentions there to edit the existing @Landing Page@ page type, but there is no such page type pres...

Hi everyoneit's a complete beginner question (that's probably why I could not find an answer). I followed the mvc tutorial (https://docs.kentico.com/k12tutorial/mvc-development/displaying-the-page...

If you’ve been following this blog, you know that we now have a functioning MVC site with some dynamic content stored in a Kentico installation. We’ve preconfigured the site for widgets, applied a design, and some script bundling. In this article, I’m going to show you how to create a custom widget within your sites and use it in an Editable Area. Let’s get to it!

Welcome back! In Part 1 of the series, I covered creating a VERY basic MVC site and pulling in some Kentico-hosted content. This article is going to keep the party going with applying a design, implementing the new Page Builder functionality, and setting ourselves up for some custom widget development. 

With the release of Kentico 12, there’s no secret that MVC is the future for all things Kentico. From the simplest brochure sites to the most complex integrations, MVC is the recommended approach for any developer working with the platform (have we made that clear enough yet?). In this new article series, I will walk you through creating an MVC site using Kentico 12 and document every step.

Simple tutorial for front-end developers describing how to transform assignment in graphic form into website built on the Kentico platform.

In this fourth video we extend our marketing automation we created to include sending an email. Once the marketing automation process is complete, we look at the entire process example from having a user sign up and becoming a contact to delivering them an email as part of the marketing automation process.

In this third video we begin to build our Marketing Automation process within Kentico EMS. We take the online form that we created in the previous video and connect this into a Marketing Automation process. We look at how to create triggers and steps and how they are used within a marketing automation process. Once the marketing automation process is built we look at how the online form we built can be used to create a contact within EMS and then make them part of a Marketing Automation process.

In this second video we build the online form that is needed for the sign-up of our Marketing Automation process. We look at how this on-line form is built and then connected into EMS contacts. Once the form is built we test and then deploy it to our website to see how it can be used to collect contact within Kentico EMS.

In this video we take a look at the basics of marketing automation and look at the solution we will build over the next several videos. The solution includes an online form and how this applies to contacts and the marketing automation process. Additionally, this video includes an overview of the key areas of Kentico EMS that are needed to build out our drip marketing campaign.