# Page Layouts

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URL: https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts
Last updated: 2026-10-21

Page layouts for NocoDB classic apps (formerly interfaces): table, record review, dashboard, form, overview and record detail, and when to use each.

Each page in a NocoDB classic app uses a **layout**. The layout sets the structure and purpose of the page. You select a layout when you create a classic app or add a page. You cannot change the layout later. But a classic app can have many pages, and each page can have its own layout.

<img alt="Layout picker" src={__img0} placeholder="blur" />

## Available layouts

| Layout                                                    | Best for                                                                                  | Connects to a table |
| --------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------- |
| [Table](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/table)                 | Working with records in Grid, Gallery, Kanban, List, Calendar, or Timeline visualizations | Yes                 |
| [Record review](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/record-review) | Reviewing records one by one                                                              | Yes                 |
| [Dashboard](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/dashboard)         | A high-level view of your data with charts and metrics                                    | Per widget          |
| [Form](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/form)                   | Creating new records                                                                      | Yes                 |
| [Overview](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/overview)           | Welcoming users with links and resources                                                  | No                  |
| [Record detail](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/record-detail) | A reusable detail page for a single record                                                | Yes                 |

## Pages, modals, and side sheets

Most pages show full-screen in the app navigation. A page can also show as a **modal** or **side sheet**. [Record detail pages](/docs/classic-apps/layouts/record-detail) usually open this way when a user clicks a record.

Pages that are hidden from the navigation stay available for this contextual use. They only do not show as a navigation entry.

## Related

* [Create a Classic App](/docs/classic-apps/create-classic-app)

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## Related pages

- [Table](https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts/table.md): Table pages in a NocoDB classic app (formerly an interface) show records as Grid, Gallery, Kanban, List, Calendar or Timeline visualizations.
- [Dashboard](https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts/dashboard.md): Dashboard pages in a NocoDB classic app (formerly an interface) give a high-level view of your data with charts, metrics, embedded views and more.
- [Form](https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts/form.md): Form pages in a NocoDB classic app (formerly an interface) let users create a record, or update the record they have open, through a guided form.
- [Record Review](https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts/record-review.md): Record review pages in a NocoDB classic app (formerly an interface) let users go through records one at a time, for approvals and triage queues.
- [Record Detail](https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts/record-detail.md): Record detail pages in a NocoDB classic app (formerly an interface) are a reusable layout to view and edit one record, opened from other pages.
- [Overview](https://nocodb.com/docs/classic-apps/layouts/overview.md): Overview pages in a NocoDB classic app (formerly an interface) welcome users with links and resources. It is the only layout without a table.