Setup and Configuration (Goldilock)-What we are trying to accomplish in our example

Video Transcription

we are trying to accomplish with, uh, just a visual example of what we're going to accomplish in this tutorial.  So this is a existing, um, catalog, except what you're looking at right now is a catalog that's using the ocean template.  So what we're going to do is we're going to show you how to achieve the same look and feel, but not using the ocean template.  Instead, we're going to use the bath layout within the Goldilocks template and notice that it's going to continue to have some feature courses, some search filters, but then notice  that there's going to do, they're going to, we're going to have a two rows of tiles. Each one is essentially a four cross.  And that is what we're trying to accomplish with this tutorial by highlighting how bath layout works.  So next set of tutorial is going to be a little bit dry because we're going to go through step-by-step process.  But before we start that process, we just want to make sure that, uh, we are going to have a few images ready to go.  And we're also going to have a clear definition of where each tile happens to take the user. So each tile, uh, will take the user to a different part of the catalog that's going  to be set up. Thank you.

Video Summary

The tutorial aims to demonstrate how to create a visual catalog using the Goldilocks template with the bath layout, instead of the ocean template. The focus is on configuring feature courses, search filters, and arranging tiles in two rows of four. Before starting, users should prepare images and define the destination of each tile, guiding users to different catalog sections. The tutorial will proceed step-by-step.

Keywords

visual catalog

Goldilocks template

bath layout

feature courses

search filters