Before I designed anything for my template site, I wrote down what pages it actually needs.

Ended up with four: home, templates, pricing, support. That's it.

A blog, an about page, case studies — all of those can come later, once there's something real to put in them. Right now they'd just be empty pages padding out the nav.

Everything I left out, I left out because it doesn't move someone closer to a purchase. You can always add pages later. Starting with too many just means most of them sit there empty and make the whole thing feel unfinished.

Before I designed anything for my template site, I wrote down what pages it actually needs.

Ended up with four: home, templates, pricing, support. That's it.

A blog, an about page, case studies — all of those can come later, once there's something real to put in them. Right now they'd just be empty pages padding out the nav.

Everything I left out, I left out because it doesn't move someone closer to a purchase. You can always add pages later. Starting with too many just means most of them sit there empty and make the whole thing feel unfinished.