Front Page

The front page of the Catalog is the first thing users see — a space to showcase categories, featured products, and announcements. As a Catalog Manager, you can fully customize how it looks and behaves using configuration presets, slides, and featured categories.

Screenshot: Catalog front page showing search, slides, and featured categories

The front page typically includes these sections:

  • Search field
  • Main navigation bar
  • Category navigation panel
  • Slides (carousel banners)
  • My Orders / Approvals shortcuts
  • Featured categories and product highlights

Configuration Overview

The layout and content of the front page are controlled by configuration presets, called Configs. Each config defines how the front page should look — including slides, featured categories, and optional display settings.

You can create multiple presets and easily switch between them (for example, one for internal campaigns, one for regular use).

To configure the front page:

  1. Make sure Edit Mode is enabled.
  2. Click the Configure icon on the front page to open the configuration panel.

Screenshot: Configure icon and configuration panel in Edit Mode

You can have multiple configuration presets:

Screenshot: List of available configuration presets

To create or edit one, click Add or Edit:

Screenshot: Add or edit configuration preset dialog

Configuration Fields

  • Name – Give your configuration a clear, descriptive name (e.g., “Default Front Page” or “Holiday Campaign”).
  • Active – Mark the configuration as active to make it the one currently displayed to users.
  • Show “Recently viewed items” – If enabled, users will see the last products they visited directly on the front page.
  • Slides – Define which slides appear in the carousel/slider at the top.
  • Featured Categories – Choose specific categories to highlight further down the page.

💡 Tip: You can quickly switch between configurations to preview seasonal or campaign-specific layouts before activating them.


Slides

Slides are the rotating banners shown at the top of the front page. They’re a great way to highlight products, categories, or internal messages.

To add a new slide:

  1. Open the configuration panel.
  2. Click Add Slide.
  3. Select the slide type: Category, Product, or HTML.

Screenshot: Add new slide and select type (Category, Product, HTML)

Description

(Available for Category and Product slides) You can add a short description that appears below the slide title.

  1. Click the Description button and choose Edit.
  2. Write your description and click Done when finished.

Screenshot: Editing slide description for category slide


Background Color

Set a background color to match your company branding or theme. You can:

  • Enter a hex code manually, or
  • Use the Pick Color tool to choose visually.

Transparency is supported for subtle overlays.

Screenshot: Background color picker tool for slides


Text Font and Size

Customize how text appears on your slides:

  • Adjust font size and color for both the title and description.
  • Use consistent colors to align with your company’s visual identity.

Screenshot: Font style tool to edit title and description text


Image Attributes

You can fine-tune how images appear within each slide:

  • Set width and height to control size.
  • Adjust offset sliders to move the image horizontally or vertically.

💡 Tip: Save the slide and view it on the front page to test image placement. Then, return and make small adjustments as needed.

Screenshot: Image attribute panel showing size and position controls

Screenshot: Example of adjusted image position on slide preview


Custom Content (HTML Slides)

Use the HTML slide type to create fully custom slides. This is perfect for announcements, internal news, or marketing campaigns.

The built-in rich text editor supports:

  • Text formatting (bold, lists, links)
  • Embedded images and videos
  • Tables and advanced layouts

Screenshot: Custom HTML slide using rich text editor

Screenshot: Example of formatted custom slide with image and text

💡 Tip: HTML slides are powerful for visual campaigns or to link to internal services, reports, or events.


Featured Categories let you spotlight specific parts of your catalog — such as popular items, new releases, or department-specific collections.

They appear below the slides on the front page and can show both category thumbnails and highlighted product previews.

Screenshot: Featured categories section on the front page

Screenshot: Example of featured categories with product thumbnails


Summary

The front page of the Catalog gives you complete creative control — from slides and featured categories to layout and color choices. With configuration presets, you can easily switch between layouts for campaigns, departments, or themes.