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Getting started

  • Welcome to Woxelo
  • Quick start
  • Choosing a builder
  • Finding your way around

Building a website

  • Generating a website
  • Editing your website
  • Working from templates
  • Publishing and custom domains
  • SEO, audits and accessibility

Building a mobile app

  • Generating a mobile app
  • Converting a website into an app
  • App settings and publishing

Legal pages

  • Generating a legal page
  • Publishing and linking legal pages

Content and tools

  • Content collections
  • Growth and site tools

Documentation

Working from templates

Starting from a finished layout instead of a prompt.

A template is a finished site you take over: layout, sections and placeholder content already in place. Starting from one is the better move when you already know what the site should look like and only the words and pictures are yours.

Starting from a template

  1. 1

    Browse the catalogue

    Templates are grouped by the kind of business they were designed for. Preview one to see every page, not just the home page.

  2. 2

    Use it

    This creates a project of your own from the template. The original is untouched, and nothing you do afterwards affects anyone else using it.

  3. 3

    Make it yours

    Replace the placeholder copy and images in the editor — or tell the chat what the business actually is and let it rewrite the text in one pass.

A template plus one chat message — "this is a bakery in Enugu called Nkechi's, rewrite the copy to match" — is often the fastest route to a finished site.

Building your own templates

On plans that include it, the Template Builder menu lets you create website, mobile app and legal page templates of your own. This is aimed at agencies and resellers who build the same shape of site repeatedly: build it once, then start every client from it.

If the Template Builder menu is not in your sidebar, your plan does not include template creation. See plans and limits.

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