In MokoSuite, articles hold your content, categories organise it into a hierarchy, and menus create the URLs and pages that display it. All three work together: you need both a published article and a menu item pointing to it for a page to appear on your site — without a menu item, no URL is generated even if the article is published.
Articles are the individual pieces of content — a blog post, a product description, a policy page. Every article must belong to a category.
Categories are the filing system. They can be nested (parent > child > grandchild) to any depth. A category doesn’t create a page by itself — it just organises articles.
Menus create the actual pages. A menu item of type “Category Blog” points to a category and renders its articles. A menu item of type “Single Article” renders one specific article. Without a menu item, no page is generated — even if the article is published.