Templates

The ten templates, what each looks like, and which kind of page it suits. Switching never loses content.

Set templateId to one of these. Content, address and images stay the same across templates; only the look changes, so choosing wrong costs nothing. Every template is rendered with demo content at https://tapmy.link/templates.

id	Name	Look	Dark	Good for
`editorial`	Editorial	Typography instead of buttons	no	writers, consultants, anyone with more words than images
`mono`	Mono	Monospaced, hard edges	yes	developers, studios, technical people
`aurora`	Aurora	Gradient and glass cards	yes	musicians, night-life, anything that wants glow
`zine`	Zine	An asymmetric grid of colour blocks	no	creators with a loud personal brand
`photo`	Photo Cards	A picture on every link	no	shops, restaurants, photographers — a picture on every link
`brutal`	Neo-Brutal	Thick frames, hard shadows	no	designers, streetwear, anything deliberately raw
`whisper`	Whisper	Minimalism taken to the edge	no	coaches, therapists, calm professional pages
`y2k`	Y2K	Gloss and a chrome gradient	no	pop, fashion, nostalgia
`noir`	Noir	A dark magazine with a cover	yes	photographers, film, dark portfolios
`showcase`	Showcase	Photo cards with a platform badge	yes	creators listing videos and posts across platforms

Picking one

Photos on links → photo or showcase; set layout: "grid" for a shop-like wall.
A brand with a strong colour → zine, brutal or y2k, and set theme.accent.
Words over decoration → editorial or whisper.
Music, night, film → noir, aurora or mono.

When in doubt, editorial: it reads well with any content and is the default.