Why there are no templates
A template is a finished layout waiting for someone else's content. It forces your work into a shape it was never designed for, and it makes every document that uses it look the same.
waxTable takes a different route. You tell Waxe the mood you want, and Waxe composes the document from scratch — choosing structure, rhythm and finish to suit the document type and your content, wearing your brand throughout.
You choose the spirit of the document. Waxe does the design.
The five design directions
Each direction is a mood. Pick the one that fits the document and the impression you want to leave.
| Direction | Feels like | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Clean & Minimalist | Calm, uncluttered, easy to scan | Invoices, scopes, anything where clarity wins |
| Premium Editorial | Considered, magazine-like, confident | Proposals and pitch decks for discerning clients |
| Bold & Vibrant | Energetic, colourful, attention-grabbing | Creative and marketing work that should feel alive |
| Creative & Layered | Textured, expressive, with depth | Portfolios and brand-led storytelling |
| Immersive & High-End | Rich, cinematic, premium | High-value pitches where the document is the experience |
How to choose a direction
Start from the reader
Who receives this, and what should it feel like in their hands — reassuring, impressive, energising?
Match the document type
A contract benefits from clarity; a pitch deck can carry more drama. Let the job lead.
Pick the mood, not a layout
Choose the direction that fits the impression. Waxe handles the actual page design.
Generate and judge in context
Review the finished, paginated document and decide if the mood lands. Switching direction means a fresh composition, not a reshuffle.
Your brand always leads
A direction sets the mood; your brand sets the look. Whichever you choose, Waxe builds around your colours, type and logo so the result reads as unmistakably yours.
- Your palette drives the colour choices throughout.
- Your typefaces shape how the document reads.
- Your logo appears where it belongs, in the right variant for the background.
Set this up once in your branding profile and it applies to every document. See Set up your branding profile.
Adjusting after generation
The design isn't locked. Once Waxe delivers the draft, you review it in a real, paginated editor and change anything you like — by typing, or by telling Waxe what to adjust.