Designers, the gallery is yours
A designer who writes HTML can now offer a page to the gallery from the library. The platform draws it, scans every section the way T-Builder converts it, scores it, and the team puts it live with the designer's name on the card.
Until today every design in the gallery came out of T-Design. From today a person can put one there: a UI designer who writes HTML and CSS and has never opened WordPress.
Offer a page from the library
Upload the page to your library and press "offer to the gallery". The platform draws it in a real browser, hands every section to the converter and asks the same question T-Builder asks on a site: does this become native Elementor, or does it stay a block of HTML? You get the answer at once as a score out of 100, with a line per rule and a line per section. The team then looks at it, gives it a title and a shelf, and it is public within minutes, with your name on the card and a link if you want one. Every developer with an account can copy it into their library and install it on a client's site.
What a design needs
tredcoo.ai/templates/spec is the whole guideline on one page: one file, sections named with data-tb, repeated things as siblings, the texts a buyer changes first marked with data-tb-text, design tokens on :root, pictures that are yours with alt texts, no JavaScript, a phone menu made of <details> or a checkbox, real copy. Each rule is one line in the report. Follow the page and the converter turns the design into Elementor in one pass; the client edits every section.
Why
A theme market sells a picture of a page and a zip of code someone has to make work. Here the design is the page, and the conversion has already been checked before anyone sees it. That is the promise the gallery can make and a market cannot.
What is next
The gallery is free in both directions today. Paid designs with a royalty for the designer are being prepared, with payouts through Stripe; designs offered now are first in line when that opens. Pictures sold the same way come after.