A gallery, and a first ten minutes
Designs made in T-Design now have a public gallery at tredcoo.ai/templates, where a developer takes a copy and makes it theirs. New accounts get a checklist that ticks itself and, when we switch it on, a starting credit.
Three things for the people who are new here, and for the people who bring them.
The gallery
tredcoo.ai/templates shows designs made in T-Design: full width, real copy, motion, each one born from a brief and a few answers. Anyone can open one and scroll through it; nothing in it runs, and no owner is named. A developer who is signed in presses one button: the design is copied into their own library and opened in the studio, where the next version is written in their words. "Make it for a dentist in Rotterdam, blue instead of green, add a team section." Then T-Builder installs it on the client's WordPress as native Elementor.
The gallery is curated. In the admin, every design made across the accounts is a candidate; a title, a kind and a few tags, and it is public within two minutes. The original stays where it was made.
The first ten minutes
A new account used to open on a short "how it works". Now it opens on a checklist that ticks itself: credit on the account, T-Builder enabled, a site with its key, the plugin connected, a first design. Each line says what to do and where, and the list disappears when everything is in place.
A starting credit, when we say so
The platform can give every new account a starting credit, set by hand in the admin and booked at sign-up as credit like any other. A new developer designs a page and connects a site before paying anything. It is off until we switch it on; the launch will say when.
For the team
Two settings came with this: the address the team reads, which receives one mail for every new account and a blind copy of every invoice and receipt, and the starting credit itself. Both live in the admin under Connections, neither in code.