The moment an idea comes into view.
25 visual ideas, from design to online stores and global websites.
25The moment an idea becomes a website
You do not have to start with a blank screen. Choose a template and replace the brand name, images and introduction to establish the direction of your first page.
24The same content, a different brand color
What you want people to feel matters more than design terminology. Quiet colors can suggest trust, while bright accents can add energy.
23From design studios to local cafés
Choose a structure suited to your purpose: a brand introduction, portfolio, café, beauty business or company. Open the examples to see how images and text work together.
22Build a layout directly on the screen
Use the editor to adjust the position and order of elements. Compare an introduction-first layout with one that leads with work or products.
21A consistent brand experience on smaller screens
Visitors use different devices. After arranging your desktop layout, check that headings, images and buttons work naturally on tablets and phones.
20A visual collection that shows the whole image
When presenting a product or a piece of work, keep important details in view. Preserving original proportions helps communicate clearly, even with a mix of portrait and landscape images.
19Introduce your brand in one sentence
New visitors quickly decide what a site is about. Instead of elaborate adjectives, explain what you offer and who you help in one sentence.
18Connect your story, collection and news
The home page does not need to contain everything. Separate your brand story, collections, journal and gallery so visitors can find what they came for.
17Build a growing brand journal
Collect announcements, news and process stories in a journal. Publish new posts to show your progress without redesigning the whole website.
16Control who can view your content
Boards can disable private posts, let authors choose privacy, or require all posts to be private. Select the approach that suits how you operate.
15Turn projects into a portfolio
Image-led content works well in a gallery. Organize projects, product styling or spatial records with a lead image and title so visitors can browse easily.
14Show a project’s details in one post
Boards and galleries support multiple image attachments. Keep overview photographs and detail shots in one post so the explanation flows naturally.
13An online store with your brand’s atmosphere
Present your story and products in the same site. Add names, prices, descriptions, images and stock to create a collection customers can compare.
12Help customers make a clear choice
Colors and sizes may have different purchasing conditions. Set additional prices and stock for each option to explain those choices clearly.
11Manage the information behind your products
Managing the quantity you can supply matters as much as presenting the product. Keep track of stock for products and their individual options.