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title: "Your pages: About, Chefs, Contact, FAQ"
description: "Six of your pages come already designed. You do not build them — you create each one and tell Shopify which design to use. ## How this works Normally a Shopify page is a box you type into. These six…"
url: "https://www.apselo.com/docs/kb/your-pages-about-chefs-contact-faq/"
updated: "2026-08-23"
category: Restrovics
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# Your pages: About, Chefs, Contact, FAQ

Six of your pages come already designed. You do not build them — you create each one and tell Shopify which design to use.

## How this works

Normally a Shopify page is a box you type into. These six are different: the design is already made, and the page just needs to exist so the design has somewhere to live.

*In Shopify:* **Online Store → Pages → Add page**

1. Give the page a **title**. This becomes the big heading on its banner, so write it the way you want it read.
2. Leave the content box empty. These designs do not use it.
3. On the right, under **Theme template**, choose the matching design from the list.
4. Save.

| Make a page called | Choose this template | What you get |
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| About us | `about` | Your story, what you stand for, some figures, your head chef, a gallery |
| Our chefs | `chef` | Your team, four to a row, with their links |
| Testimonials | `testimonial` | What people have said, with ratings |
| Contact | `contact` | Address, hours, phone, a map, and a form |
| FAQ | `faq` | Questions in two columns that open and close |
| Book a table | `reservation` | The booking form and your details |

> **If the template is not in the list**
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> The theme you are editing is not the theme those designs live in. Check you are looking at the right theme — it is easy to have a duplicate selected. Publishing the right theme also makes its templates appear.

## Then fill them in

Once the page exists, go back to the editor, switch the page dropdown at the top to your new page, and edit the bands.

### About us

Twelve bands, and you will want to change the words in most of them. The two worth knowing about:

- **Feature** blocks — a small icon with a line of text beside it. Used for the things you want remembered: *local suppliers*, *everything made here*.
- **Statistic** blocks — a big number with a caption. *18 years*, *40 seats*, *2 chefs*. Three or four is plenty; more and none of them land.

### Our chefs

One **Person** block per chef: a portrait, a name, what they do, and any social links you want to show. Only the links you fill in appear.

> **Portraits**
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> Until you upload one, each card shows a grey placeholder. Portrait shape works better than landscape here — the card is taller than it is wide.

### FAQ

One **Question** block per question. Type the question and the answer; the theme handles the opening and closing. Tick *Open by default* on the one question everybody asks.

These questions also help you show up in Google — the theme quietly hands them over in a form search engines understand, so your answers can appear in search results.

### Contact

The details band takes a **Detail** block for each thing — address, hours, phone. Each has an icon you pick from a list, and a link if it should be clickable.

The map does not load until a visitor asks it to, so it does not slow your page down. Paste an embed link from Google Maps or OpenStreetMap into **Map embed URL**, and set a photograph as the still that shows beforehand.

> **Getting a map link**
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> In Google Maps: find your restaurant → **Share** → **Embed a map** → copy the link inside `src="…"`. Paste just that part.