Publications, magazines, and content-led sites where reading is the product. These templates handle the full editorial surface: feature layouts, article typography tuned for long-form comfort, category archives, author pages, and newsletter capture where it earns its place. Whether you publish data-heavy market analysis like Basel Index, run a recipe archive readers actually cook from like Golden Hearth Kitchen, or write a personal weekly column, every template here is built for the same two jobs: grow organic traffic and turn readers into subscribers. Pick your voice and layout, swap in your posts, and launch a site people come back to.
What to look forStart by matching the template's structure to what you publish: long-form essays need strong article typography and archives, while recipe or lookbook content needs media-forward layouts. Check which pages come included, such as author, category, about, or subscription pages, so you are not rebuilding them later. Finally, confirm the data bindings for posts, tags, and newsletter capture fit your workflow before committing.
7 templates · Last updated 2026-07-20
A hand-drawn one-page bio with a sketch avatar, doodle link buttons, and a latest-posts strip.
View template · 3 themesRemixA candy-bright recipe blog with chunky cards, a cook-mode recipe page with timers, and a meal index.
View template · 3 themesRemixA Swiss-grid finance blog with tabular-numeral markets tables, a methodology page, and hairline-ruled prose.
View template · 3 themesRemixA Didone black-and-white fashion journal with a cover-style hero, lookbook articles, and rationed red accents.
View template · 3 themesRemixA cream-paper food blog with a seasonal hero, recipe cards with an ingredients rail, and a category index.
View template · 3 themesRemixA cream-paper sketchbook blog with a doodle-accented post feed, article page, now page, and about-me.
View template · 3 themesRemixA Swiss front-page newsletter site with an issue archive, sample issue, tiered pricing, and track record.
View template · 3 themesRemix| Template | Type | Pages | Themes | Industries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basel Index A Swiss-grid finance blog with tabular-numeral markets tables, a methodology page, and hairline-ruled prose. | Website | 4 | 3 | Finance, Professional Services |
| Gloss Ledger A Didone black-and-white fashion journal with a cover-style hero, lookbook articles, and rationed red accents. | Website | 4 | 3 | Creative & Media, Retail & E-commerce |
| Golden Hearth Kitchen A cream-paper food blog with a seasonal hero, recipe cards with an ingredients rail, and a category index. | Website | 4 | 3 | Food & Beverage, Creative & Media |
| Juicebox Jubilee A candy-bright recipe blog with chunky cards, a cook-mode recipe page with timers, and a meal index. | Website | 4 | 3 | Food & Beverage, Creative & Media |
| Scribble Bio A hand-drawn one-page bio with a sketch avatar, doodle link buttons, and a latest-posts strip. | Website | 1 | 3 | Creative & Media |
| Scribble Post A cream-paper sketchbook blog with a doodle-accented post feed, article page, now page, and about-me. | Website | 4 | 3 | Creative & Media |
| The Weekly Index A Swiss front-page newsletter site with an issue archive, sample issue, tiered pricing, and track record. | Website | 4 | 3 | Finance, Creative & Media |
You can preview every Blog & Editorial template for free, and remixing is rolling out through early access. When you remix a template, you get a clean codebase that you own outright and can host anywhere you like. There is no per-article or per-visitor fee tied to the template itself.
Yes. Remixing produces a clean codebase that belongs to you, with no lock-in to Dual7 hosting. You can deploy it on your own infrastructure, hand it to a developer, or keep editing it yourself. Each template arrives as a complete multi-page site with real layouts, copy, and components, so you start from a working publication rather than a blank theme.
Several of them are built around exactly that. The Weekly Index is designed for paid finance and investing newsletters, with a track record page, a sample issue, and tiered subscriptions. Across the category, newsletter capture is part of the standard editorial surface, so reader-to-subscriber flows are already wired into the layouts.
Yes. Basel Index is built for analysts and research desks publishing data-heavy pieces, with terminal-precise layouts that keep tables and figures credible. Gloss Ledger goes the other direction, giving fashion editors lookbook-driven articles that read like a printed magazine. Type systems across the category are tuned for long-form reading comfort either way.
Yes. Every template can be restyled by any Dual7 design system, so you can swap the entire theme without rebuilding your pages. That means a warm personal blog like Scribble Post can keep its post feed, now page, and about-me structure while taking on a completely different visual identity. Colors, typography, and spacing follow the design system you choose.
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