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Whether or not your site sells anything or runs courses, you will use everything in this section.

Define the site's visual language once here, and every page picks it up. This is the biggest difference between donix site and an ordinary page editor — changing your primary color

Your blog and knowledge columns live here. This is the easiest place to earn organic traffic.

Case studies, projects and completed work go here. Structurally it's much like articles, but its categories and layout are separate.

The pages you don't keep adding to — home, About us, Contact us.

Which links appear in the nav bar and the footer, and how they're nested.

Every image and file you upload lives here, and articles, products and pages all draw from the same set.

Contact us, event signups, enquiry forms — every submission is kept in the admin, not just emailed out.

First-purchase discounts, newsletter signups, campaign announcements — used well they grow your list, used badly they drive people away.

The people registered on your site. Cart "customers" and course "students" are all this same list underneath.

Pages that the system generates dynamically — article detail, product detail, course sales pages — get their appearance from here.

Cart and Course are modules, switched on and off here.

Come here when something goes wrong. The three logs are read separately.

The things you set once for the whole site.

Turn the site into a shop. Products, payments, shipping, invoicing, returns and affiliate commission all live in this section.

Everything you sell starts here.

Group your products. One product can belong to several collections at once.

Stock levels for every product and variant, plus a record of each movement.

Everything that happens after a customer checks out lives here.

When a customer wants to return something and get their money back, use this workflow — don't just edit the order status.

Discounts that only apply when the customer enters a code.

Offers that apply automatically when the conditions are met, with no code to enter.

A and B together cost less than separately, or an add-on offered just before checkout.

Loyalty points earned on purchases, redeemable against the next order.

An actual currency balance. Unlike points, store credit is money.

Give a promotional partner a dedicated link, and commission is calculated automatically on every sale.

Give each group buy host, influencer or physical store their own separate storefront — its own URL, its own product selection, its own sales figures.

Recurring billing — monthly boxes, quarterly deliveries, membership fees.

People who added to their cart and never checked out — the easiest group to win back.

Everything that has to be configured before you open.

Put your course online, charge for it, track progress and issue certificates. It shares one member list and one payment setup with the cart.

The course itself. Chapters and lessons, video, materials and pricing all live here.

One course can be sold several different ways.

Who bought a course, how far they've got, and whether they finished.

Every record of "who enrolled in which plan of which course".

An instructor's public profile and their revenue share.

Purchase records for courses. Kept separate from cart orders, but sharing the same payment setup.

Work students submit, and your grading of it.

Questions students ask under a lesson. Questions nobody answers drag your completion rate down.

Student ratings and written feedback, shown on the course sales page.

The design of your completion certificate and the conditions for earning it.

Anything the whole class needs to know goes here.

Settings specific to the course module.