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Design, blocks, and templates
Making the page yours: templates as starting points, the block system, artwork, and the contrast guardrails that keep it readable.
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A template is a starting layout and palette, not a costume: everything it sets can be overridden per link, and changing a workspace default never restyles a page you already published. Blocks are the page’s contents — destinations, email signup, tour dates, video, merch, lyrics, rewards — stacked in the order you choose.
Pick a starting template
Open Templates. Every preview is a live render of the actual page component — not a stored screenshot that drifted. Set a workspace default (affects new links only) or copy a template into the workspace to adjust it. On the Label plan, a workspace template can be shared to your other workspaces.
Arrange the blocks
In the editor’s Blocks section, add, remove, reorder (explicit up/down controls — they work with a keyboard), and toggle blocks. Each type has its own configuration: tour dates get venues and ticket links per row, video takes a YouTube URL, the reward block locks a download or code behind an email or access code.
Adjust the design
The Design section sets palette, type pairing, corner radius, and artwork treatment, with a live preview rendered by the same component fans see. The contrast readout is live too: drop below the accessibility floor and the editor tells you what a low-vision fan will experience. The public page also self-corrects derived colours to stay readable on any palette you pick.
Preview like a fan
Use Preview to see the page at phone size. Better: open the real URL on your own phone from inside Instagram — the in-app browser is where most fans will meet the page, and DropRoute pages are built to work there even with scripts disabled.