Passwords, profiles and a database of your own
There is a login area — what does not exist is everything that usually comes with one.
No passwords: your members sign in with a link from their mailbox. That is not a cost-cutting measure but the reason we can offer the area at all: without stored passwords there is no leak of other people’s credentials and no “Forgot password”.
No database of your own: you get a guest list, not a database where you create your own tables. No profiles, no uploads by members, no rights per page — a member sees all members-only pages and writes nothing back. How the area works is described under Members and login area.
Basket and checkout inside the website
The website itself sells nothing: the “Pricing” section shows offers as information cards, without a basket, checkout or order.
Selling is a product of its own: ShopBuilder ai, with payment, taxes, shipping and returns. You put your shop into the website as a section or menu item (Putting your shop on the page); buying then happens in the shop, at its address.
Multilingual websites
Your website has one language. It follows from the sentence you generated it with; texts, contact form, sign-in page and the machine-readable markup follow it, and Arabic runs right to left. You can change it under “Settings” with “Website language” (Working in the editor); this applies to fixed words such as buttons, contact and error messages — your own texts are not translated.
KENJTEC itself speaks twelve languages; your website does not. If you need two languages, create two websites — the second one lives under /site/<name> of the same address.
The tick box under Features
Under “Company” → “Features” there is a single tick box: the contact form as a wish to Kenji. It influences what Kenji writes and suggests — it does not switch on sending a form. The “Contact” section brings its contact form anyway.
The website does not set up a shop; for that, “Open ShopBuilder ai” takes you to ShopBuilder.
This is here because a tick box looks like a switch — and a switch promises more than this one delivers.