Template-owned structure
Header, footer, row width, region order, and row gap stay under template control.
This static prototype proves the visual direction before we create dynamic CMS tables. It is designed for Kiradoo Systems, VastuEngine, and future client websites.
Built as a premium, frontend-first CMS foundation for serious client-facing websites.
This direction uses template-owned spacing, controlled surfaces, adaptive blocks, and a consistent premium visual language.
Header, footer, row width, region order, and row gap stay under template control.
Blocks manage headings, text, images, buttons, pricing rows, FAQ rows, and tool cards.
Surface, background, typography, color, motion, and hover use safe design tokens.
CMS blocks can introduce calculators, reports, and paid workflows. Actual calculations remain in engine modules.
Public block launches the tool. Engine handles formula and report logic.
CMS explains the feature. Application module performs the computation.
CMS sells the value. Payment and PDF download stay protected.
Commerce blocks may use elevated cards, highlighted plans, and payment CTAs while the section remains clean.
Help blocks should reduce doubt. They should not create visual clutter or heavy cards.
Not yet. This is the static premium frontend prototype before database and admin work.
Because the database should support approved frontend quality, not force design decisions.
Yes. The blueprint uses global block families, not only fixed names like FAQ or pricing.
This is the first static frontend proof. If the direction is accepted, the next step is visual refinement, not database migration.
Mobile proof is part of approval. Do not approve only on desktop.