T-Design

#What T-Design is for

No template yet? T-Design draws one. You answer a few questions and write a brief in your own words; T-Design writes the page or the whole site as HTML, with pictures and motion. The result lands in your library as a template, ready to convert like any other. See Converting templates.

Open it from the dashboard with New design, or under Library → T-Design. Both appear when T-Design is part of your account.

#Make a design

1. Choose how to start.
   • Describe it: write what the site is for; T-Design chooses the parts, the layouts and the motion.
   • Pick the parts: choose the hero, the header, the blocks, light or dark, pictures and motion, then describe the content.
   • From a website: give the address of a site. T-Design reads its title, menu, headings, colours and fonts and designs a new site of the same kind. Nothing is copied: not the words, not the layout, not the pictures.
2. Say what it should be. A one-page website, a multi-page website, a landing page, a web shop, a portfolio, a restaurant, an agency, a blog, an event, or blank, where only the brief decides.
3. Pick the parts, or leave them open. Under The parts, switch between T-Design chooses and I choose. Anything you leave open, T-Design decides.
4. Write the brief. Who it is for, what it offers, the tone, anything that must be in it.
5. Start. A one-page design takes about a minute or two; a multi-page site, a shop or an agency site takes 5 to 10 minutes. You can leave the page; the design lands in the library either way.

A brief can be short:

A one-page site for a dental clinic: calm, blue, with a team section, opening hours and an appointment form.

#The parts you can choose

T-Design remembers your last answers, so a studio with one taste answers once.

#The studio

A finished design opens in the studio: the versions and their briefs on the left, the page on the right, drawn as a desktop or a phone.

#Change a version

1. Look at the version you want to change on the right.
2. Write the change in the message box under the versions:

Blue instead of green, add a team section, keep the motion.

3. Send it. A change is written on the version shown and keeps the rest as it is. The result is a new version; the earlier ones stay.

Under every version you have two ways on:

• Update this version keeps everything and applies your change.
• New design from here starts a fresh direction with the same brief and answers.

Each version is a template in the library. The message box also has a model choice; each version shows which model wrote it. See Models.

#Pictures

Designs with photographs get free-to-use stock photographs that fit each section's subject. They are saved in your library and marked as placeholders for your client's own pictures. When no fitting picture is found, the answer names the section and its picture stays grey.

#Install a design on a site

1. Press Install on a site in the studio.
2. Pick the project. Only projects with a connected site can be picked.
3. Pick how. On WordPress: To Elementor, or Keep as HTML. In a Laravel app: Blade views, one Blade page, or copied as it is.
4. Open the project. The chat opens with the instruction ready. You send it, and Rekhu Builder installs the design as a draft.

Download gives you the HTML to use anywhere.

#The gallery

Designs made in T-Design can also be shared in the gallery, and the gallery's designs can be copied into your library to change in the studio. See The gallery.

#What it costs

Every design and every change is paid from your credit, like any other work. The usage page lists T-Design as a product of its own. See Credit and usage.

#Next

• Converting templates: what happens when a design is installed.
• The gallery: start from a design someone else made.