Templates
Templates are copyable starting points for common page families. Each one combines an existing layout, components, and author-facing shortcodes; it does not introduce a separate visual system.
Choose a template by the page’s job, then keep its documented structure until the user task requires a real variation. For the smaller reusable decisions inside a template, use Components, Patterns, and Shortcodes.
| 404 page | A concise recovery page that returns a visitor to a useful, language-aware destination | |
| Collection index | A browsable index for a bounded set of pages, with filtering or pagination only when the collection needs it | |
| Documentation | A persistent-orientation template for a bilingual documentation page or section | |
| Editorial article | A durable single-column article for a post, note, or other long-form reading task | |
| Form | A server-rendered contact form with native controls, consent, spam resistance, and an explicit next state | |
| Form confirmation | A clear post-submit state that confirms receipt and supplies a useful next destination | |
| Landing | A focused entry page with one primary action and a small set of supporting paths |