Your website can wear something other than “default business beige.” Unless beige is your thing. In which case, carry on confidently.
LetLex styles give your website a coordinated look while keeping your story at the centre. Here’s a quick tour of the five looks you can explore.
Meet the looks
LetLex Original
Midnight, cyan and violet. A rich dark foundation with luminous accents. Included with Core.
Clay Studio
A softer, grounded look for a warm, considered feel. Think creative studio energy, with room for your own personality.
Electric Lime
Carbon, lime and chalk. Bold contrast and bright accents for a website that likes to make an entrance.
Pink Pop
Blush, raspberry and bubblegum. Playful, expressive and very comfortable being noticed.
Tidepool
A coastal-inspired look with a calmer mood. A little breathing room for your ideas.
Try before you choose
Tap “Try this style” on a card to preview this very page in that look. Your content stays put, and this preview only changes your browsing view. Ready to start over?
Not quite your look? No problem.
Your website should feel like you. We’re growing the LetLex style collection, so these five are just the beginning. Check LetLex → Add-Ons in your WordPress dashboard to browse the available Add-on Styles and see what’s new. Your next favourite look might be waiting there.
What does a style actually change?
A LetLex style coordinates design details such as colours and included artwork. It works with Core and the LetLex base theme. You’re choosing a look for your website—not writing a new website from scratch.
Your words remain your words. Your uploaded photos remain your photos. Included LetLex imagery can have matching versions for different styles; your own uploads do not magically become different photographs when you switch.
Choose for your content
Try a style with your actual logo, images and longest headings. A preview can be gorgeous and still need a little adjustment for your particular content. Check that your words are easy to read and your main button is easy to spot.
You also don’t need to pick a style based on your job title. An accountant can like pink. A creative studio can love a dark look. The internet will cope.
Give your shortlist a proper look
Preview two favourites, compare them on a phone and ask which one feels like you. That’s a more useful test than collecting forty-seven opinions from people who are not your customers.
Explore all five styles and their previews. Optional styles require LetLex WP Core and the LetLex base theme; check the catalogue for current availability as we prepare for launch.