A site's look is set from four tools in the column of icons down the page's left edge: Style, Colour, Type and Header. Each changes every page at once.

How do I change the whole look at once?

Open Style and choose a look under "Start from a look, in your own colour": Gallery, Maker, Quiet luxury, Japanese minimal, Editorial, Corporate, Dark tech, Playful, Industrial, Retro print or Cinematic, each drawn in the site's own colour. The dials under them, Corners, Spacing, Heading size and Shadow, shape every page, and "The opening's words arrive" sets how the first heading comes in.

How do I change the colours?

Open Colour and move its dials. Hue turns the site's colour round the colour wheel, and Colourfulness, Dark or light and Contrast set the rest of the colours from it.

Can I set one colour exactly?

Yes. Under Colour, "Colours by hand" takes Background, Panels, Text, Quiet text, Lines, Links and buttons, and Headings, each over the one the dials make. Anything you click on the page, such as the site's name, the line under it or the menu, takes its own colour from the end of the formatting bar.

How do I change the fonts?

Open Type. Text sets the words, Headings the headings, and "The name and the menu" the header, and under them are "How heavy the headings are", "Where the headings in a page's text sit" and the sizes of the text and the opening heading. A site with an Adobe Fonts web project types its id under "Adobe Fonts web project (optional)", and its fonts join the lists.

How do I change the header?

Open Header. "Where the menu is" puts the menu In the header, In a sidebar, with the search box and the page's sections, or In both; under it are where the header's menu sits, whether the header runs edge to edge, casts a shadow or stays at the top as the page scrolls, and the sizes of the name, the menu, the logo and the header's button. The name, the line under it, the logo and the button themselves are changed by clicking them at the top of the page.