A template you can't change is just a screenshot with extra steps. The interesting question isn't how it looks on day one — it's what happens the moment someone wants it different.
Everything is a block
Under the hood, every Themeplate site is a tree of blocks — sections, containers, text, images. One renderer draws the tree, and the same tree is what you edit visually. That symmetry is what keeps the published site identical to what you saw while editing.
Why the tree matters
Because structure is data, not markup, the editor can reason about it: select a node, move it, restyle it, or hand it to AI to patch. Nothing is hard-coded into a position it can never leave.
Responsive by default
Each block carries desktop, tablet, and mobile styles. You design once and refine the breakpoints that need attention — no separate mobile site, no surprises.
Animation that survives editing
Scroll reveals live on the block itself, so when you duplicate or move a section the motion comes with it. The editor keeps everything visible so you can work; the live site plays the choreography.
