# Creating Hubs

- [Types Of Hubs](https://docs.storylane.io/hubs-docs/creating-hubs/types-of-hubs.md): When creating a new Hub, start by selecting the type that best fits your use case. This determines how prospects will navigate and interact with your content.
- [Sectional Layouts](https://docs.storylane.io/hubs-docs/creating-hubs/sectional-layouts.md): After selecting your Hub type, choose how to organize content.
- [Header & CTAs](https://docs.storylane.io/hubs-docs/creating-hubs/header-and-ctas.md): Customize key elements prospects see when landing on your Hub.
- [Styling Hubs](https://docs.storylane.io/hubs-docs/creating-hubs/styling-hubs.md): Customize your Hub's visual appearance to match your brand.
- [Adding Content To Hubs](https://docs.storylane.io/hubs-docs/creating-hubs/adding-content-to-hubs.md): The fun part. Add demos, videos, documents, and other materials to your Hubs.
- [Lead Forms And Embeds](https://docs.storylane.io/hubs-docs/creating-hubs/lead-forms-and-embeds.md): Options configuration to make the most of your Hubs


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