Tessellate treats the page as a grid rather than a scroll of bands. Each section becomes a tile with its own surface, and tiles of different sizes sit next to each other: a tall hero beside two small facts, a gallery beside a quote, a list beside a form. It suits businesses with many short things to say, because visitors can take in several of them at once.
- Overall feel
- Modular and bright
- Best for
- Studios, clinics, products and services with several stories to tell
- Palettes
- PorcelainDefault
- Terracotta
- Nocturne
- Character
- Sections arranged as tiles of different widths, paired automatically so rows stay full
- A floating, rounded header that stays in reach while visitors scroll
- Porcelain, Terracotta and Nocturne palettes, from pale ceramic to dark
- Serif figures and quotations set against a clean sans for headings and text
Do I have to arrange the tiles myself?
No. Tessellate sizes each section by its type and pairs neighbouring sections automatically. Reordering sections changes the mosaic.
What happens on a phone?
Tiles stack into a single column with the same rounded surfaces, so each section keeps its character.
Which palette does Tessellate start with?
Porcelain. Terracotta and Nocturne keep the same mosaic with a warmer or a dark surface.