Hero
A centred headline over a soft panel, with a call to action.
A deep brand bar, a serif wordmark and letterspaced navigation over calm sections. For boutiques and brands that sell a story.
On every page of a website using Editorial, around the components below.
A centred headline over a soft panel, with a call to action.
A headline and call to action beside a large image.
Photos that take turns, each with a headline and a line under it, and one pair of buttons.
A title and a line over a photo — a page's header, or a call to action with buttons.
Cards for pages of your website — services, rooms, courses — each with its picture, name and a line about it.
A large heading, a short paragraph and a row of text links — no panel, no image.
A block of formatted text (Markdown).
A slim promotional strip with an optional link.
Show a PDF inline, with a download link.
A heading + a responsive grid of cards (features, categories, steps, reviews…).
A grid of products from a product list, category, or manual selection.
Catalog navigation — the category tree or a flat list of top-level categories.
Products of the selected category, with sorting, view switch, and paging.
The product's images, with thumbnails.
The product's name, with its article number above it.
The product's description text.
The price for the chosen quantity, options and variant.
The quantity stepper, the add-to-cart button and the minimum-order notices.
The product's options — sizes, materials, finishes.
Options, quantity with its price breaks, the total and the buy button, in one panel.
Every quantity price of the product's options in one table, with the shopper's current choice highlighted. For reading, not choosing — place it beside a calculator or the options.
The size × height grid, for products that have one.
Phones, emails, addresses, opening hours and socials, as cards.
An invitation to get in touch, with email, phone and catalog buttons.
An embedded map. Uses the website's Google Maps link unless you give another.
Who this is: a label, your name or headline, one line under it, a square photo and a closing line.
A heading and a list — as lines, short paragraphs or tags. Rows with a link become links.
A heading and label–value pairs: languages and levels, dates and roles, favourites.
Whole pages, ready made. Each replaces the blocks you would otherwise arrange yourself — drop one on a page and you have the catalogue, the contact page or the product page the theme ships with.
The whole catalog: categories, products, sorting and paging.
Contact details, opening hours, map and enquiry form in one block.
The theme's own landing page, as a single block.
The theme's own product page: gallery, summary, options and buy button.