Blocks and templates

Start from a page that already works

A website is mostly the same handful of parts: a strong opening, what you do, why people trust you, and how to get in touch. CubeSites has a block for each, designed together, and templates that put them in a sensible order for your kind of business.

What you get

38 ready-made blocks, eight templates and the Pattern Book of shared sections, so a site starts from something that already works.

  • 38 blocks

    Heroes, services, pricing, price calculators, price lists, comparison tables, tabs, bento grids, timetables, opening hours that say when you are open, notices, timelines, testimonials, pull quotes, team, gallery, video, map, FAQs, checklists, banners, moving words, social links, mailing list sign-ups, contact forms and more. Each one has its own layouts and settings.

  • The Pattern Book

    Ready-made groups of sections, from Cube Systems and from other CubeSites customers. Drop one onto a page and it takes on your colours and fonts. Share your own in two clicks: images and contact details are taken out first, and we check every pattern before it appears.

  • Eight templates

    Local business, professional services, agency, hospitality, charity, portfolio, launch page, or a blank page. Every template uses placeholder text you replace, never invented reviews.

  • Settings that make sense

    Each block has its own fields: a heading, a button, a list of items. Plus spacing, background and alignment, the same on every block.

  • Accessible by default

    Proper headings, alternative text for images, visible focus and contrast checks on theme colours. Animations stop for visitors who ask for reduced motion.

  • Custom code, kept apart

    On Pro, a custom code block runs your own HTML in a sandbox, so it cannot reach the rest of the page.

In practice

A charity site in an afternoon

An example with placeholder names. Team A, User A and Company A stand in for your own.

  1. 1User A starts from the charity template.
  2. 2They swap the placeholder text for their own, add a gallery from last year’s event and a donation button that links to their giving page.
  3. 3They add an FAQ block. CubeSites marks it up so search engines can show the answers directly.

Get started

Build the website your business deserves

Tell us what your site needs to do and we will tell you honestly whether CubeSites fits.