Every page is blocks, including the ones you start with.
Home, Shop, About — none of them are special. Each is a list of blocks you can reorder, replace or delete, which is why the page you design is the page that ships.
A product carousel pulls live products from the catalogue: how many across on a phone and on a desktop, arrows, dots, and a picture that changes on its own. The front page is a page like any other — the same editor, the same blocks.
- Hero bannerseveral pictures, changing
- Product carousellive from the catalogue
- Columnsblocks inside blocks
- Tabsone panel at a time
- Image sliderfull width, or not
- Textheadings, lists, links
- Columns
- Tabs
- Heading
- Text
- Image
- Image slider
- Products
- Product carousel
- Call to action
- Spacer
- Hero banner
- Marquee
- Product rails
- Category grid
- Featured collection
- Customer photos
- Newsletter
- Mobile greeting
- Mobile chips
Nineteen of them, and the list grows: a block is added here the same week it is built, and every page you have already made keeps working.
SEE EVERY BLOCK →Add a block
Pick from the catalogue — words, pictures, products, or a section your theme wrote.
Set what it holds
Each block asks only for what it needs: a heading, a category, how many to show.
Arrange it
Drag to reorder. Columns and tabs hold other blocks, up to three deep.
Columns and tabs are blocks that hold blocks, so a two-up layout is not a template — it is something you build and take apart again.
A theme can ship sections of its own with their own markup and styling, and the parts the shop is meant to edit arrive as ordinary fields.