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An experience is the main page-building object in Jurni. It contains the page structure, design, product interactions, and publishing configuration that shoppers ultimately see.

Ways to start

Jurni supports several practical starting points depending on what you already have:
  • Generate with AI when you have a product, audience, campaign angle, or brief and want Jurni to create the initial page.
  • Start from a template when an existing page structure is close to what you need.
  • Build from scratch when you want to assemble the page section by section.
  • Use a Figma reference when your team already has a designed desktop/mobile page that Jurni should recreate.
  • Duplicate or reuse an existing experience/section when the approved structure already exists in the same shop.
Reuse approved sections—especially complex Buy Boxes—when they already exist. Rebuilding the same commerce logic from scratch creates unnecessary QA work.

Generate with AI

When starting from AI, give Jurni the campaign context that should influence the page rather than only asking for a generic landing page. Useful inputs include:
  • product or offer
  • audience/persona
  • traffic source
  • campaign or ad angle
  • page type, such as advertorial, creator page, listicle, PDP-style page, or long-form sales page
  • required sections
  • brand constraints
  • source URLs, screenshots, or Figma references when relevant
Example:
Build a creator-led landing page for our protein powder. Traffic is coming from Meta ads focused on high-protein breakfast. Keep the product proof above the first Buy Box, use our existing review section, and make the mobile layout the priority.
After generation, treat the result as a draft: review every section, connect the real products, and QA the live commerce flow before publishing.

Start from a template

Templates are useful when you want a known structure without starting from a blank page. Choose the closest page type, then replace the template’s content and product configuration with the campaign-specific version. Common page concepts in Jurni include:
  • creator / UGC
  • listicle
  • advertorial
  • long-form sales
  • product-focused page
  • video / VSL
  • gifting or bundle page
Template availability can change as Jurni adds or updates patterns, so use the options visible in your workspace rather than relying on a fixed template list in documentation.

Build from scratch

A blank experience gives you control over the section order and composition. A typical workflow is:
1

Add the page structure

Use the Section Library to add the sections you need.
2

Connect real products early

Add the actual products, variants, Buy Boxes, subscription options, or bundle behavior before the design is considered finished.
3

Build desktop and mobile together

Check responsive behavior while you build instead of treating mobile as a final cleanup pass.
4

Add tracking and destination behavior

Confirm CTAs, cart/checkout behavior, integrations, and any external links.
5

QA and publish

Run the QA checklist, test the final live URL, then choose the appropriate publishing path.

Name experiences for how the team will find them

Use a name that identifies the campaign or purpose rather than a generic label such as “Landing Page 2.” Examples:
  • Labor Day – Collagen PDP
  • Meta – Creator Angle – Protein
  • Black Friday – Bundle Page
Clear names become especially important when the same experience is used in Smart Links or experiments.

What to configure before launch

A page is not ready just because the layout looks finished. Verify:
  • desktop and mobile design
  • product and variant selection
  • Buy Box actions
  • selling plans/subscriptions
  • bundle or offer rules
  • cart and checkout behavior
  • tracking pixels and Custom Scripts
  • publishing destination
  • Smart Link / experiment routing, when used
  • Experience Editor
  • Managing Sections
  • AI Chat Prompts
  • Figma
  • Products & Buy Boxes
  • QA Checklist
  • Publishing Overview