Designing your Storefront Content
This pathway walks an admin (and any supporting designer/dev) through making an Infigo storefront look “on brand”: first via Appearance Settings (logo, colours, fonts, imagery), then via how content is authored (Code Mirror vs Rich Text vs Content Templates), and finally a deeper, practical run through Content Templates, from where they can be used, through the default template types, to building layouts with sections/columns/blocks, styling, tokens, and an intro to custom templates.
What you’ll learn
After completing this learning path, a learner should be able to:
- Apply consistent branding using Appearance Settings (logo, brand colours, fonts, images/icons, and preconfigured style options for grids/basket/checkout).
- Choose the right content authoring method: Code Mirror, Rich Text, or Content Templates based on skill level and consistency needs.
- Confidently use Content Templates across the storefront, understand default template types, and build pages with sections, layouts/columns, and nested blocks.
- Apply custom styling and use tokens for dynamic/personalised content where appropriate.
- Understand what custom content templates are, when they’re worth it, and the skills needed to maintain them (HTML knowledge for the “build the template” part).
Who this is for
- Storefront/Admin users responsible for branding and page layout (marketing/content owners, platform admins).
- Design/Dev support who may handle Code Mirror, deeper styling, or custom template creation.
Prerequisites
- Completion of Infigo Core (basic admin navigation, where editable content lives, safe change habits).
- Admin access to your Infigo platform and storefronts.
- Optional (recommended for the final stretch): basic HTML/CSS familiarity or someone in the business who has it (for custom templates and more advanced styling).
Recommended further learning
Extra resources to deepen your understanding.
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