Choose a template
Every template is a finished site. What you preview is exactly what you buy.
Open the catalogue and preview anything that catches your eye. There are no locked demos and no “premium” version of the preview — the site you are looking at is the site you get.
How to choose well
Pick on structure, not colour. Colours, fonts and every word are trivial to change afterwards; the set of sections a template has is fixed.
- Count the sections. Does it have room for the things you actually need to say?
- Check the pages. A one-page template will not grow a blog later.
- Ignore the demo's industry. A photographer's template makes a fine bakery site once the words and pictures are yours.