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Your website options

Artlook currently offers 7 base templates for your website, each available in a range of colour and font packs — and we add new templates fairly often, so there may be more on offer than what’s listed here. See Website settings for the full, up-to-date list, and to preview each one against your own content.

The templates

  • Traditional — a centred logo above a horizontal menu, with a contact bar above that and a full-width photo carousel below.
  • Standard — a plain, understated layout with a left-aligned site name and a simple top menu — minimal chrome, letting the content lead.
  • Contemporary — logo top-left with the menu tucked behind a collapsible icon, and an abstract decorative graphic behind the home page heading rather than a photo.
  • Cards — a centred logo with a compact, pill-style menu bar that highlights the current section, above a photo carousel.
  • Logical — menu bar across the top with the logo over on the right, and a grid of artwork cards visible straight away rather than a large hero image.
  • Sidebar — logo and navigation in a vertical panel down the side, with your content and image carousel alongside it.
  • Wide-screen — a full-bleed, edge-to-edge scrolling hero image with your name and a short intro overlaid on top, and a collapsible menu icon.

Click About this template, next to the template dropdown in Website settings, for Artlook’s own description of whichever one you’re looking at.

Colours and fonts

Each template comes in a range of colour packs and font packs, mixed and matched independently — so two sites using the same template can still look quite different from each other. Pick both from the Web site colours and Web site fonts dropdowns in Website settings, and use the live preview alongside them to see the effect before saving.

Something more bespoke

If none of the templates are quite right, a fully custom design is available — raise a support ticket to start the conversation. Even short of a full custom design, our support team can often make modest customisations to a standard template on request, also via a support ticket.