Teachable doesn’t provide prebuilt themes.
Instead, you can pick from two different course design layouts and customize the branding, font, and colors of your Teachable school.
Key Takeaways:
- Teachable has two different course design templates to choose from
- Create your school theme by adding branding and choosing the font and color palette
What Teachable Course Themes Are Available?
It’s important to understand that Teachable doesn’t have prebuilt themes.
Instead, it offers two design templates that you can use for your courses.
The font and colors are the same for both, but the layout changes depending on which one you choose.
Teachable Colossal Theme
This is the design template that is automatically assigned when you first create a course. It provides a complete view of your course content and curriculum and also displays your author bio on the same page. This template is suited for longer courses.
Teachable Simple Theme
The Simple view is a more concise layout and features tabs along the top of the page that users can click on to view the information. This template is better for shorter courses.
What Can Be Modified in Teachable Themes?
You will also find some customizable theme options for your school. To access it, select “Sites” and then “Theme.”
Here you can add and customize elements to allow a branded and cohesive look across your entire school:
- Logo and Branding: Add your brand logo, school thumbnail image, and favicon.
- Fonts: Pick which font you want to use throughout your school and courses.
- Color Palette: Select from four preset palettes or create a custom palette.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Teachable Have Themes Available?
Teachable does not have preset themes available. Instead, it offers two design templates for your courses and the ability to set the theme (branding, font, and color palette) for your school.
How Many Teachable Themes Are There?
There are two design templates available for your courses – Simple and Colossal. These determine the page layout and how the course information is displayed.
