The assistant is quick for big changes, but a lot of editing is small and exact: nudge a gap, change a colour, hide a block on mobile. The Website Builder now does all of that by hand, with controls you would expect from a design tool, and none of it uses AI tokens.
Click any element and the Select panel shows what you can do with it: size, layout (stack or grid, with a gap per axis), text and text styles, fills and gradients, corners, effects, position and pins, image fit and alt text. You can delete or duplicate it, and when an element repeats you choose whether a delete hits this one or all of them. The Text tool (T) edits any text right on the page, and the Add tool opens an Insert panel with basic elements, layouts, your site's components, and sections copied from another page.
A switcher moves between Desktop, Tablet, Mobile landscape and Mobile. Every value is marked as set at that size or inherited from a larger one, so you can see why something looks the way it does. You can reset a value, or hide and show an element at a single size.
The Layers panel (L) shows the page as a tree. Reorder there by dragging, with the Order row, or with Option and the arrow keys. Hover and press states are editable like any other state. Undo and redo work with Cmd+Z and Cmd+Shift+Z and step back one change at a time. The Pages panel handles the rest: name, URL, description and order for each page, and dragging a page reorders the real menu where that is safe.
The Style panel for whole-site colours and fonts is available to everyone, too. Open the Website Builder.
