How to use - Guide

  • Before making any changes, I recommend setting the 'circleintro' component to invisible to make handling easier.

  • NAV Bar: This component was built to be fully customizable; each link has its own component that can be modified directly in the right panel—acting like variables—while the other buttons (Logo and CTA) use manual links.

  • Hero, the text scroller is customizable, just like all the other elements.

  • Evidence: here, you need to upload images of real cases as well as data—all within the component itself.

  • Our clinic, for the clinic section, you need to upload photos of the actual clinic; the gallery layout on the left is fully customizable, allowing you to add or remove frames—and remember to add links to the buttons.

  • In the services section, you need to upload data regarding actual procedures—all within the component—which is fully customizable.

  • In the chart, repeat the same process by entering the component itself; all the data for customization will be there.

  • The FAQ cards are also fully customizable; all content can be edited in the right-hand panel of each card component.

  • In the final sessions, you need to link the forms and buttons for each section.

  • The services section features its own CMS; within the collections, fields can be created and edited manually—automatically updating the services page—though adding services via the "services" button in the hero section is done manually.

  • The blog section also features its own CMS; when editing collections and fields, both the blog listing and the individual pages should update with the new content.

  • In the "About" section, the process panel must be manually modified upon entering the component. Cards for employed doctors can be duplicated as needed and arranged in grids if required.

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