Themes
The Themes module lets you apply pre-built visual styles to your website. A theme changes colors, typography, and spacing across your entire site instantly — without touching individual sections.
Accessing Themes
Go to Digital Presence → Website Builder → Themes, or click View Builder from the Theme Library.
Theme Library
BrandForge includes 12 themes organized by category:
All Themes
| Theme | Style | Primary color |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate Blue | Professional and trustworthy — B2B and enterprise | #0077CC |
| Executive Dark | Authoritative and premium — finance and consulting | #1E3A5F |
| Studio Mono | Stark black and white precision — the designer's choice | #111111 |
| Cream Editorial | Warm editorial tones — photographers and art directors | #2C2C2C |
| + 8 more | — | — |
Categories
| Category | Themes included | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Business (2) | Corporate Blue, Executive Dark | B2B, finance, consulting |
| Portfolio (2) | Studio Mono, Cream Editorial | Designers, photographers, creatives |
| Ecommerce (2) | Bold commerce styles | Online stores, DTC brands |
| Startup (2) | Modern, fast, product-focused | SaaS, apps, tech |
| Wellness (2) | Soft, calm, organic | Health, beauty, lifestyle |
| Luxury (2) | Premium, refined, editorial | Luxury goods, hospitality, fashion |
Applying a Theme
- Browse the Theme Library (filter by category if needed)
- Click Apply Theme on your chosen theme
- Your website updates instantly in the preview
Theme changes are applied site-wide — all pages update simultaneously.
Previewing a Theme
Before applying, hover over a theme card to see a visual preview of the color palette and typography style.
Relationship to Brand Strategy Colors
Your Brand Strategy color palette is the default color input for all themes. When you apply a theme, it uses your brand colors as the base and applies the theme's typographic style, spacing, and layout patterns.
If you want to fully override with a theme's built-in colors, select the Use theme colors option when applying.
After Applying a Theme
After applying a theme, you can continue editing individual sections in the Pages editor. Theme styles set the defaults, but section-level overrides are always possible.
Think of themes as the structure and feel (fonts, spacing, layout patterns) and your brand palette as the color. The best results come from picking a theme that matches your brand's vibe and letting your brand colors do the rest.