# Your first storefront (https://docs.treema.ai/en/docs/storefronts/quick-start)

Create a storefront, put one service on it, publish it and share the link.

This walks the whole way through once, with one service, so you can see what a guest gets before you
spend an afternoon on your real catalogue. Ten minutes is enough.

## 1. Create the storefront [#1-create-the-storefront]

Open **Storefronts** and press **Create storefront**. Three things to fill in:

* **Attach to** — the property this storefront is for, or **Whole workspace**. If your workspace has
  exactly one property, this is already filled in and there's nothing to choose.
* **Name** — what your team will call it in the list, e.g. "Spa offers". Guests see it as the title
  of the page, so keep it presentable.
* **Currency** — the currency all prices on this storefront are shown in.

Press **Create storefront**. It opens straight away in the editor, as an empty draft.

<Callout title="You don't set the web address yourself">
  The address of the public page is made from the name and can be changed afterwards in the
  storefront's settings — you don't have to think about it while creating.
</Callout>

## 2. Meet the editor [#2-meet-the-editor]

![Screenshot: storefronts/editor](https://docs.treema.ai/screenshots/en/storefronts/editor.png)

1. Left — the storefront settings and the list of cards
2. Middle — the page itself, as a guest gets it
3. Right — the Inspector, showing whatever is selected

The editor has three parts, and it's worth a few seconds to place them:

* **Left** — the storefront's contents: **Storefront settings** at the top, then **Widgets**, the
  list of cards on the page.
* **Middle** — the page itself, exactly as a guest sees it. It's live: you can click cards here as
  well as in the list.
* **Right** — the **Inspector**: everything about whatever is currently selected. On a fresh
  storefront that's the settings.

The **Mobile** / **Desktop** switch at the top changes the middle pane between the two shapes. Most
guests will open your page on a phone, so **Mobile** is what you're shown first.

## 3. Add a service [#3-add-a-service]

Press **Add widget** above the list on the left and choose **Service**. A card appears on the page
and the Inspector switches to it.

Fill in, on the **General** tab:

* **Title** — what the guest reads, e.g. "60-minute massage".
* **Description** — a sentence or two. Optional, but a card with nothing under the title looks
  unfinished.
* **Pricing** and **Price** — leave it as **Fixed price** and type an amount. The currency is the one
  you picked when creating the storefront.

Then give it a picture: under **Cover image**, press **+ Add** and choose a photo. Photos do more for
a storefront than any other single thing — a card without one is a grey box in a page of them.

**Save changes** at the bottom of the Inspector. The card in the middle updates as you go.

## 4. Look at it as a guest will [#4-look-at-it-as-a-guest-will]

Press **Preview** in the top bar. It opens the storefront in a new tab, without the editor around it,
so you see the real thing: the header, your card, the price.

Click your service there. This is the detail page a guest reaches — the picture, the description, the
price, and the button that starts an order. If it reads well here, it will read well from a QR code
in a room.

## 5. Publish and share [#5-publish-and-share]

Back in the editor, press **Publish**. The badge next to the name changes to **Published**, and
**Open as guest** — greyed out until now — becomes available. That button opens the live page at its
public address.

To get the link itself, select **Storefront settings** on the left. **Your storefront link** shows the
address in two pieces: the fixed part of the address, then the ending you can edit — change it to
something a person could read out, like `spa-offers`. The button at the end of the field copies the
whole link. That's what goes into your QR code, your messages, and the card in the room.

## 6. Wait for the first order [#6-wait-for-the-first-order]

When a guest completes an order it appears in **Orders**, with what they chose, what they wrote, and
how to reach them.

One thing to check before you hand the link out: **Orders** has to be in your sidebar. A new
workspace gets Storefronts switched on but not Orders, and while Orders is off nobody can read what
guests have sent. [Orders](https://docs.treema.ai/en/docs/storefronts/orders/) explains how to have it switched on.

## Where to go next [#where-to-go-next]

* [Services and sections](https://docs.treema.ai/en/docs/storefronts/catalog/) — groups, sizes and layout, and every field a service card has.
* [What a storefront is](https://docs.treema.ai/en/docs/storefronts/) — scope, draft and published, and who on your team can edit.