Landing pages

A landing page is what someone sees after clicking a simulation link, usually a copy of a familiar sign-in page. Fallax pairs each built-in email with a matching page.

Safe by design

Landing pages cannot actually steal or store what someone types. Scripts are removed and the page is served with a policy that blocks them. When someone submits the form, Fallax records only which fields they filled in, never the values.

Create or edit a landing page

1. Open Content and click New landing page, or open an existing page and click Duplicate to edit.

2. Start from a ready-made design or a blank page, and edit the HTML.

3. Use {{submit}} as the form's action so submissions are recorded.

Options

• Awareness message: leave blank to show the learning page after a submission.

• Redirect URL (optional): send people somewhere else after they submit, for example your intranet.

• Brand: groups the page with matching emails.

No landing page

A campaign can skip the landing page. A click then goes straight to the learning page. If you delete a landing page, campaigns that used it fall back to the default teaching page.