# Reviewing site properties

Source: https://docs.arcxp.com/en/products/pagebuilder/pagebuilder-editor/developer-tools-overview/reviewing-site-properties.html

Use the Site Properties page in Developer Tools to review site-specific values that you can access anywhere in your bundle. These properties can hold any data type and help you manage consistent information across your site.

Site properties store values that _rarely change_, such as:

- Your site’s font type
- Twitter handles
- Contact or mailto addresses
- Human-readable site names
- Facebook and Instagram links
- Site titles and descriptions

Site properties cannot be encrypted or decrypted, but if you have a multi-site organization, you can configure them by site.

You _cannot edit_ these properties directly in the PageBuilder Editor UI.

To learn how to set up site properties, see the [Site Properties](https://dev.arcxp.com/pagebuilder-engine/developer-docs/site-properties/) developer documentation.

## Scenario: Modifying your site’s Twitter handle

As an administrator, you notice customers having trouble finding your current social media links and contact email information.

You enter Site Properties and discover that the Twitter handle still references your old brand name, which changed in the past few months, and the contact email points to a deprecated support address.

With the necessary details, you work alongside your development team to update the Twitter handle and contact email in your project bundle, so they get updated in your next deployment.

## Procedure

## Viewing your site properties

To view your site’s properties, complete the following:

1. Navigate to **PageBuilder Editor** \> **Developer Tools** \> **Site Properties**. The Site Properties page opens.
2. If you have a multi-site organization, select a site from the drop-down menu. In single-site organizations, your website is the default option.
3. Review your site-specific properties displayed on the page.

Contact your development team to change those values by modifying the `/properties/sites/{siteName}.js` or `/properties/sites/{siteName}.json` files in your project’s bundle.