Classic Free
The default. A deep green and gold pairing that suits Hajj and Umrah listings, and reads as settled rather than promotional.
- Primary
- #0f5132
- Accent
- #c9a227
- Text
- #101418
Themes
Two starting points, then your own colours.
A theme here is deliberately plain — a layout and an ordered set of sections, with the colours and fonts left to you. Both ship published today; the library grows from the marketplace.
Coastal Free
Blue and terracotta, for holiday and tour catalogues where the photographs are doing most of the talking.
- Primary
- #12506e
- Accent
- #e07a3f
- Text
- #0d1b22
Both starter themes are intentionally the same as the fallback a themeless page already uses, so picking one changes nothing until you set your own brand colours at step 4. That is what a starting point should do.
What you can change
Your brand, merged in at step 4.
Logo, favicon, colours, fonts and social links are uploaded once and merged into the theme's own settings, so the site picks them up immediately. Change theme later and the content stays exactly where it is — pages, sections and packages are yours, not the theme's.
primary accent text heading font body font
The sections a page is built from
Reordered, configured or hidden, per page.
- 01
Hero
headline, image, call to action
- 02
Packages
chosen, or by category
- 03
About
your licences and story
- 04
Contact
enquiry form, WhatsApp
An installed app can add new kinds of section to the list.
More, later
Themes are products in a marketplace, versioned and previewable. When a new one arrives you are shown what it would change before anything moves — an upgrade is never forced on a live site.