A design in the gallery can carry a price now. A developer buys a licence from credit and opens it in the studio; the designer earns 70 percent, 80 percent when exclusive, paid to their bank through Stripe. A Designer page in the account shows sales, earnings and payouts.
The account overview is now a dashboard: the period's figures against the period before, thirty days of spend per product, usage per product, site and project. Plus gallery shelves and a wider website.
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.
The account now opens with a dark rail on the left, grouped by what you do, the credit always in view, and billing, team, preferences and company each in their own place. The home page says what sits inside the platform.
A design now starts with a questionnaire: how to start, what the site should be, which hero, header and blocks, light or dark, pictures, motion and language. Or give the address of a site and T-Design designs a far better one from the idea.
T-Design is a conversation now: versions on the left, the page drawn on the right, and a change written on the version you are looking at. Every template in the Library has a preview.
T-Design now shows the pages and sections as the model writes them, keeps working when you leave the tab, and has the room a full multi-page site needs.