Laying out the computer version
Compose once, repeat without end.
When you work on your first page, you are not composing a page: you are composing every page of your site. The title at the top, the photo on the right, the block of text that breathes, the buttons well placed — that architecture is what will hold the whole thing together.
Once the mother page is right, you save it as a layout template. Every page that follows starts from the same structure. You change the title, you swap the photo, you rewrite the words — and your site keeps its look without any effort.
Twenty pages, thirty, fifty: all different in what they say, all related in how they are laid out. That is what separates a site cobbled together from a professional one.
Once the mother page is right, you save it as a layout template. Every page that follows starts from the same structure. You change the title, you swap the photo, you rewrite the words — and your site keeps its look without any effort.
Twenty pages, thirty, fifty: all different in what they say, all related in how they are laid out. That is what separates a site cobbled together from a professional one.
✓ One well-made mother page = a coherent site
✓ Saved as a template in one click
✓ Applied instantly to new pages
✓ The content changes, the structure stays
✓ Changeable at any time, piece by piece
✓ Saved as a template in one click
✓ Applied instantly to new pages
✓ The content changes, the structure stays
✓ Changeable at any time, piece by piece
💡 Treat your first page as a work in itself — it decides the style of all the others.