Key numbers can give visitors a quick picture of your business, such as how many projects you have completed or how long you have been serving customers. A metrics section brings those figures into focus. Use real, supported numbers and clear labels, then arrange them so their meaning is easy to understand.
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Open the page and tell Dru which section to add and where it belongs. You can also select Add section at the top or bottom edge of a section, then choose Browse designs in the panel on the right to find a suitable starting point; adding a designed section uses Dru. Review the generated content before keeping it.
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Ask Dru to update the displayed numbers and labels using the exact figures you provide. Include their units and time period, and do not ask Dru to invent statistics.
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Keep the section selected and describe the layout or styling you want. For example: “Show these three metrics in one row on desktop and keep the numbers and labels unchanged.” Inspect the actual result after Dru finishes, then refine it or use Undo if needed.
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Select the section, then choose Edit manually beside the Dru input. Edit the fields provided by that design. The available fields vary; use the controls shown for your selected section.
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Edit each value and its label. Add a short explanation where needed so visitors understand the unit or time period: for example, projects completed this year rather than an unexplained number.
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Replace generated example figures with data you can support. Remove a metric if you do not have a reliable value; do not keep an attractive placeholder as a business claim.
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Open individual list items to edit their details. Where available, use an add control for a new item, a drag handle to reorder, or the trash control to remove an item. Choose Done to apply the panel changes.
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Check units, dates, and labels. Make sure large values fit in mobile preview without obscuring their meaning. Check desktop and mobile preview, then publish when ready.
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