Making it yours

There are three levels. Start at the first; most stores never need the others.

1. In the admin (no code)

The owner and team can change all of this themselves, any time:

To change…	Go to
Name, logo, colours, typeface	Settings → General and Theme
The home page layout and its text	Pages → Home
About, privacy, terms, custom pages	Pages
Email wording	Emails
Delivery options and prices	Shipping
Payment methods and bank details	Settings → Checkout
Tax and invoice details	Settings → Tax and Invoicing
Who can sign in	Users

The look of the shop comes from a small set of design choices (colours, typeface, corner roundness) that apply everywhere, so the shop stays consistent and readable on phones whatever you pick.

2. A client extension (a developer, a little code)

When one client needs a special section or extra styling that others should not get, a developer adds it in that client’s own folder, clients/<name>/extensions. The rest of the code is untouched, so updates keep working.

Check before promising

The folder and the wiring exist, but at the time of writing the storefront does not yet load extension sections. Ask your developer to confirm the current state before promising a client a custom widget.

3. New connections (a developer)

Payment providers, electronic-invoicing providers and marketing connections are adapters: a new one is written against the same interface as the existing ones and plugged in, so the rest of the store does not change. This is how another card gateway or a tax-authority invoicing service would be added for a client.

Updating every store

Improvements to the template are published to every client in one step. Each client keeps its own settings, data and keys, and database changes are applied automatically as part of the update.