This is an example to create a new page called development and the url to access will be http://yoursite.com/pages/development

First, it's necessary to create a class page in directory /includes/controllers like Development.php, we'll create a method called "show" like this:

<?php
namespace Evolution\Controllers;


class Development extends BaseController
{
    public function show()
    {
        view('development');
    }
}

This example will call the template file development.tpl, template files are located in /includes/template

Second, we'll create a route to call this class when user visit the url http://yoursite.com/pages/development
We are creating a file called developmentRoute.php and it will be saved in /includes/routing, here is the example code:

<?php
return [
    'developer_route' => [
        'path' => '/pages/development',
        'controller' => [
            \Evolution\Controllers\Development::class,
            'show'
        ]
    ]
];

If you want to add a link to this page, then you can generate the url using route_to('developer_route'), so in your template you can add the line:

<a href="{route_to('developer_route')}">My Link</a>

If you want to create a page where only logged members can access, then the controller page should be like this:

<?php
namespace Evolution\Controllers;


use Evolution\Components\Services;

class Development extends BaseController
{
    public function show()
    {
        $user = Services::user();
        if($user->isOnline()){
            redirect(route_to('login'));
        }
        view('development');
    }
}