Template guide

Everything you can change, and where to find it.

Everything you can change, and where to find it.

TEND Pro is built so you can make it yours without code. Start with colours and fonts, then fill the CMS. Most changes take a few minutes.

TEND Pro is built so you can make it yours without code. Start with colours and fonts, then fill the CMS. Most changes take a few minutes.

3

CMS collections, plus Topics

24

colour styles

19

text styles

9

components with settings

5

screen sizes

Make it yours

Start with colour and type.

Two panels change the whole look. Everything else picks it up.

Two panels change the whole look. Everything else picks it up.

01

Colours

The site runs on 24 colour styles in three groups: Night for the sky and dark sections, Sun for the warm accents and buttons, Day for the paper pages. Change one and every page follows.

Where

Assets → Color Styles

02

Fonts & sizes

Fraunces and Figtree are set in 19 text styles, from Hero to Caption. Each style already has a size for all five screen sizes, so a new font carries through everywhere.

Where

Assets → Text Styles

03

Menu, footer & crisis bar

The floating menu, the phone drawer, the 988 crisis bar and the footer live in one layout that every page uses. Edit them once.

Where

Pages → Main Layout

04

Screen sizes

Every page has five sizes: Large (1800 px and up), Desktop, Laptop, Tablet and Phone. Edit Desktop first; the others follow unless you change something on them.

Where

The breakpoints above each page

Your content

Most of the site comes from the CMS.

Add an item and its page, cards and links appear by themselves.

Add an item and its page, cards and links appear by themselves.

05

Therapists

Each therapist is a CMS item with a profile page. They appear on the Home, on the Therapists page and on every specialty they are linked to. Status Colour sets the little dot.

Where

CMS → Therapists

06

The matcher quiz

The three questions on the Home have their own settings, separate from the CMS. Select the quiz to edit questions, answers and up to four therapists: name, photo, topics, times and next free call. Topic and time keys must match the options in questions 1 and 3.

Where

Home → Therapist Matcher → right panel

07

Journal

Add a note and pick its Topic from the list. It shows up on the Journal, on the Home when it is among the newest three, and on the matching specialty page. The search box looks through titles.

Where

CMS → Journal

08

Topics

Add, rename or reorder topics here. The filter buttons on the Journal update by themselves, and Order sets their order.

Where

CMS → Topics

09

Specialties

Each specialty gets its own page. Pick its Topic to show related notes and its Therapists to show who helps.

Where

CMS → Specialties

10

Prices & hours

Fees appear in a few places, so change them together: each therapist’s and specialty’s Fee, the Fees page, the fees section on the Home and the sliding scale’s Bands. Opening hours sit in the footer, on the Contact page and in each therapist’s Hours.

Where

CMS, Fees page, Home and Main Layout

Settings & launch

A few things to check before you go live.

Ten minutes here saves questions from clients later.

Ten minutes here saves questions from clients later.

11

Contact form

The request form is a native Framer form. Select it to choose where submissions go, and edit the options in each dropdown.

Where

Contact page → Form → right panel

12

Crisis numbers

The crisis bar and the Crisis resources page list US services: 988, 911 and the Crisis Text Line. Replace them with the services where you practise before you publish.

Where

Main Layout and the Crisis resources page

13

Effects & components

The night sky, the rising sun, the hills, the breathing exercise, the FAQ, the sliding scale and the clock in the menu are components with settings for colour, text and speed.

Where

Select one → right panel

14

Before you publish

Add your favicon, social image and site name, then check the title and description of each page. Delete this guide, or keep it out of the menu as it is now.

Where

Site Settings and each page’s settings

Make it yours.

Start with the colours, then the CMS. The rest of the site follows.

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