Your site works. Today you decide how it looks.

There are two kinds of choice, and knowing the difference is the lesson:

• a choice on the page block changes the whole page at once
• a choice on one block changes only that block

By the end your site will have a look you picked, the same on every page.

Every block has its own boxes. A heading has a colour box. A banner has a colour box. Change one and only that block changes.

The page block has boxes too, and they are different: they set the background, the writing colour and the font for everything on that page.

Designers call that the look of a site. Pick one and stick to it, or a visitor cannot tell your pages belong together.

One box on the page block recolours everything behind your writing.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Blocks.
2. Click the blue page block for Home.
3. Pick a colour in its background box.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: the whole page has changed colour behind everything, not just one block.

If it did not work: only one block changed colour, so you clicked a heading or a banner instead of the blue page block.

The same block sets the colour and shape of all your writing.

1. Click the page block again.
2. Pick a colour in its text box.
3. Pick something in its font box.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: every sentence on the page changed together, in one go.

If it did not work: dark writing on a dark background is unreadable. Change one of the two until you can read it easily.

See the difference between a whole-page choice and a one-block choice.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Blocks.
2. Click your banner block.
3. Pick a different colour in its colour box.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: the banner changed and nothing else did. That is the difference.