Independent homeware shop
Mosaic lays the page out like a wall of tiles, with a feature tile for the collection and a product tile for each price, so a small homeware shop looks curated before it has a photographer.
Krug & Kachel is a made-up business. The names, places, phone numbers and prices on this example are invented, and none of it belongs to Dapols or to a real customer.
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The software starts from plain facts like these, and drafts the page from them.
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Wedding and portrait photographerAtelier look
Atelier gives a photographer's few words and many pictures a magazine masthead and poster-sized type, so the page reads like a printed portfolio.
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Ceramics studio and galleryCanvas look
Canvas lets the pots fill the screen with small captions, which suits a studio whose work does the persuading.
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Leather workshopCraft look
Craft turns the page into a packing bench, with a hang-tag, a rubber stamp and price tags, so a one-bench leather workshop looks hand-made without a studio photo shoot.
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