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Templates
How to choose a template, what you can change afterwards and how to apply a theme.
Every project can start from a template, a ready structure. You pick the model and then adapt it to your product.
The template is optional. You can also start from scratch, by describing what you want.
When you already know how you want to organize the project, the template speeds up the start. You don't need to explain the whole structure, and you start by adjusting the content.
How to choose
Choose by the project's goal. Color, font and image change with one request. The page structure is what should guide your choice.
- To sell. Use a sales page, with or without video. The user arrives, understands the offer and buys on the same screen.
- To deliver content. Use a members area, with lessons, materials and access granted to people who bought.
- To capture leads. Use a page with a form to collect information from potential customers.
- To present the brand. Use a company site to present the product and serve as a point of contact.
Templates live under Marketplace, split into categories and with search by name.
What you can change afterwards
- Text, color, image and section order. Ask for the change in the chat, in one sentence.
- New sections. Ask for what the template didn't bring, like frequently asked questions or a table comparing plans.
- Switching templates. To switch templates after the project started, you start a new project. The content doesn't carry over from one to the other.
Theme and brand identity
Templates accept themes. A theme is the set of color, typography and style. If you already have a brand identity, send the logo so the project follows the same visual pattern.
Example request:
Use my brand palette: cream background, dark brown text and terracotta button. Serif font for the title.
Learn more in Your brand.