What is on a design's page, and what are collections?

Opening a design's name in the catalogue takes you to its own page, a good link to send someone when you want a second opinion.

A design's page

• The design playing, with its envelope and effects.
• Its price as it applies to you, with the list price struck through while the launch discount runs, or "Included" when your plan covers it.
• What is inside: the pages it carries for its occasion.
• Use this design and Preview. A card's page has Preview as a guest on the card itself.
• A row of other designs of the same sub-occasion and occasion, starting after this one, so every design leads to the next.

A Design Genie design that an admin has published to the catalogue gets a page like any other, addressed by its name.

Collections

Designs made together as a set share a thread, and the catalogue holds several:

• Flagship painted suites: one design each, such as a South Indian wedding on ivory silk, a comic-book first birthday or a destination wedding by the sea told like a film.
• The Atelier collection: painted wedding stationery, two designs per wedding sub-occasion, each built on a different page composition with its own paintings, palette and motion.
• The Signature collection: Wedding and Baby designs, one free and four premium per sub-occasion, each with its own scene opening.
• The Homes designs: five housewarming designs, each opening on its own painted scene and wearing its own family of element styles.
• Character suites for kids and baby occasions, and festival suites for Diwali, Christmas, Halloween and more.
• Afterglow: eight free designs that hold an invitation started from the planner until you pick a design.
• The card library and the Collection of cards; see Card collection and library.

Element styles

Designs of one family can read as a set because they share a variant: a family of styles for the countdown, the schedule, the gallery, the RSVP form and the other parts of each page. Those styles are set by the design, not picked by hosts.