Choosing a template is not about picking the prettiest screenshot. The right template matches how your customers browse and buy. Here is the checklist we use when advising clients.
1. Match Your Industry's Buyer Journey
Machinery suppliers need big spec tables and RFQ forms. Apparel brands need large imagery and lookbooks. Restaurants need menus and reservations. Pick a template built for your industry's buying pattern — browse our 14 template categories to start from the right place.
2. Check the Structure, Not Just the Colors
Colors and fonts can all be changed. What matters is the skeleton: how many product categories it supports, whether it has room for certifications and case studies, how the contact flow works. A beautiful template with the wrong structure will fight you for years.
3. Open It on Your Phone
More than half of your visitors are on mobile. Open the live demo on your phone before anything else: is navigation easy? Are buttons tappable? Does the text read well?
4. Open the Live Demo
Every template on our site opens a real working demo — not a Photoshopped mockup. Click through it like a customer would. This is the single best way to avoid disappointment.
5. Ask What Customization Includes
"Customization" ranges from swapping your logo to rebuilding sections. With us it means: your branding, colors, content structure, banner designs and product photography retouching — the details are listed clearly in each package.
6. Quote the Number, Get Started
When you find a template you like, just quote its number (like JP-01323 or WP00304) in an inquiry. We will confirm fit, price and timeline within one business day.