8.1 Website Identity

A website's identity in AIUNIFY Leads is controlled by a combination of its Name, Slug, Website Category, theme configuration, language-specific website settings, and visual presentation.

These values should be established carefully because several are used throughout the public website and Website Builder workflows.

8.2 Website Name

The Name identifies the website inside the Websites workspace.

Use a name that clearly distinguishes the website from other sites or campaigns maintained by the same organization.

In the AI-assisted website creation workflow, Name is required and accepts a maximum of 255 characters.

8.3 Website Slug

The Slug is the URL-friendly website identifier. Public website routing uses the website slug to locate the appropriate website.

For the confirmed AI website workflow, a valid slug:

  1. Is required.
  2. Can contain lowercase letters.
  3. Can contain numbers.
  4. Can contain hyphens.
  5. Must not contain spaces or unsupported characters.

Valid example: enterprise-sales-solutions

Because the slug participates in the public website URL, changing it can change the destination users need to visit. Review the public URL after a slug change.

8.4 Website Category

The Website Category provides an organizational classification for the website.

An existing category can be selected. The AI Wizard also supports matching an AI-suggested category to an existing category or creating a new category when the suggested category does not already exist.

Website Categories also support filtering on the Websites screen.

8.5 Theme Name

The website record contains a Theme Name. The standard website data defaults this to tailwind_theme, and the confirmed AI Wizard creation process also creates websites using tailwind_theme.

The public website routing reads the website's theme when determining which front-end presentation to render.

8.6 Primary Theme Color

The Primary Theme Color controls a principal visual color associated with the website theme.

The standard initial value is:

#2563eb

The AI-assisted workflow requires this value to use a complete six-digit hexadecimal color format such as:

#3B82F6

8.7 Secondary Theme Color

The website can also contain an optional Secondary Theme Color. This can be used where the configured theme or website components support a secondary visual color.

It can remain blank when a secondary color is not required.

8.8 Theme Mode

The website contains a Theme Mode. Confirmed supported values in the AI creation workflow are:

  1. Light
  2. Dark

The standard website data begins in Light mode.

8.9 Language-Specific Website Identity

Website settings can also contain language-specific identity information. The AI website workflow confirms settings such as:

  1. Website Name
  2. Website Tagline
  3. Website Description
  4. SEO Title
  5. SEO Description
  6. SEO Keywords

This allows the same website to present different text and search information for different configured languages.

8.10 Website-Level vs. Language-Level Information

Website-level examples Language-level examples
Name, Slug, Category, Theme, Theme Colors, Theme Mode Website Name, Tagline, Description, SEO Title, SEO Description, SEO Keywords

Understanding this distinction is important when maintaining a multilingual website. Changing a website-level value affects the website record, while language-specific settings can differ for each Website Language.

8.11 Identity Configuration Best Practices

  1. Choose a Name that clearly identifies the website internally.
  2. Choose a short, readable slug before publishing widely.
  3. Use Website Categories consistently across related sites.
  4. Use valid six-digit hexadecimal theme colors.
  5. Review Light and Dark presentation where applicable.
  6. Complete language-specific identity and SEO information for every language you intend to publish.
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