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Storefront themes overview

Compare DZBuild's 7 storefront themes — Starter, Digital, Brico, Started V2, Prestige, Promobi, Bloom. Pick the one that fits your catalog.

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DZBuild ships 7 selectable themes. A theme is the design of your homepage — header, hero, product grid, sections and footer. The features below summarize what each theme is best at; switch between them any time from Dashboard → Themes.

At a glance

Slug

Theme

Plan

Best for

Strengths

starter

Starter

Free

New stores, simple catalogs

Clean, minimal, very fast on mobile, no surprises

digital

Digital

Free

Digital goods only — game top-ups, software, gift cards, e-books, online services

Dark modern layout, 3-slide hero slider, category strip, top sellers

brico

Brico

Free

Technical / hardware / artisan shops

Large image-led category tiles, product listing with filters and a per-page control, store-info block, mobile bottom nav

showcase

Started V2

Pro

Multi-category brand catalogues

Full-width hero, promo banner, image-led categories, featured carousel, category filter with advanced sorting, brand-info section, 3 trust badges

prestige

Prestige

Unlimited

Fashion, jewellery, luxury

Spacious layout, premium typography, photography-led hero, testimonials

promobi

Promobi

Enterprise

Streetwear / fashion brands

Monochrome, scrolling marquee bands, giant outline brand title, centred-logo nav, trust badges

bloom

Bloom

Unlimited

Beauty & cosmetics

Pink hero with badge, round category chips, "Chosen for you" carousel, soft pill cards, trust-badge strip, mobile bottom nav

showcase is the slug of the theme you see in the picker as Started V2.

⚠️ Warning — A lapsed plan changes your theme's default colours

Locked cards in the picker show a lock badge and an Upgrade link. Your theme keeps rendering even if the plan lapses — the layout is not reverted. What does change is the theme's default colour set: the colour layer falls back to Starter's defaults for any colour you never set yourself, and the theme card is locked in the picker until you upgrade.

🛑 Important — Digital is a mode switch, not a skin

Digital is the digital-goods-only theme. Activating it converts your store to digital mode: the storefront stops collecting wilaya / commune / address, and shipping rates, courier integration and cash-on-delivery are disabled. The picker forces you through a confirmation modal — with a 10-second cooldown before the confirm button unlocks — spelling out that physical products with delivery are not supported. The card also carries a "Produits digitaux uniquement" badge.

How to pick

  • Mostly one product / a hero campaign → don't pick a theme at all — use Landing Pages. They render outside the theme system entirely, so a theme switch never affects them (and Custom CSS does not apply to them either).

  • Many SKUs in a utility category (hardware, kitchen, automotive, building supplies) → Brico. Big category tiles, filters, and a mobile bottom nav.

  • Tech / electronics / streetwear → Started V2, or Promobi if you're on Enterprise and want a bold monochrome brand look.

  • Beauty / cosmetics → Bloom.

  • Fashion / jewellery / gifts → Prestige. Photography-first layout with airy spacing.

  • Digital goods (game top-ups, licences, gift cards, e-books) → Digital, and only then.

  • Anything else, or unsure → Starter. It's neutral and fast; switch later when you know what kind of catalog you have.

Switching themes

Dashboard → Themes (/dashboard/themes). Click Activer ce thème / تفعيل هذا القالب on the card. The new theme starts serving within seconds — a theme switch de-caches your storefront immediately.

No data is lost when switching:

  • Products, categories, orders, customers, addons, domains, payment & shipping settings — all preserved.

  • Hero copy, section titles, the banner and your colours live on the store and are shared by all themes — they carry over rather than being stored per-theme. A theme with no banner slot (Starter, Brico, Promobi) simply doesn't render one.

  • Only Digital's own layout data (hero slider, two promo banners, category strip, top sellers, popular-by-category, multi-column block) is stored separately, and it survives a round trip.

⚠️ Warning

Switching to Digital rewrites any colours still sitting at their defaults to Digital's dark palette, and switching back does not undo that. Re-set your background, navbar, footer and section-title colours by hand.

For full per-theme details, see the dedicated guides:

Which pages a theme actually changes

A theme redesigns your home page. The product page, checkout and order-tracking page look the same on every theme except Digital, which is the one theme that brings its own version of all three. The cart, category, all-products and order-confirmation pages look the same on every theme, Digital included, and cannot be themed at all.

The header, footer and product card are also shared across themes — with one exception: Brico comes with its own footer design. Whichever theme you are on, cart, checkout and orders behave identically.

Once you've picked a theme

Customize colors, banners, hero and footer from Dashboard → Customize. See storefront customization for the full control list.

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