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Start from your requirements, even with a template.

A template can help communicate an idea. It also carries layout and behavior choices that may not match your project. Identify what to preserve and what to change before asking for an implementation.

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Understand what a remix means

Lovable documents remixing as creating an independent project copy, including starting from an available template. Read the linked remix documentation for access and copied-resource details. A copied visual structure still needs to be checked against your application’s requirements.

Specify the design instead of a category

Describe the hierarchy, colors, typography, image treatment and mobile behavior you want. Explain where each section belongs and what the user should do next. Separate those visual requirements from the data and actions behind the screen.

Build the requested workflow in Code

In MaShop, a brief can describe a website, portal, dashboard or another application. Shared interface components support the implementation; they do not establish that the project’s navigation, records or permissions are complete. Inspect what was actually generated.

Review the result before reusing it

Check component and asset licenses where relevant, replace example content and test the required interactions. Use Agents separately for connected operational tasks. The external MaShop MCP server currently does not offer a selectable project-template catalog.

Common questions

Does choosing a template guarantee the required features?

No. Check its actual behavior, connected data, permissions and permitted reuse against your requirements.

Must every MaShop project follow the same page layout?

Your brief should specify the intended structure and design. Inspect the generated implementation and ask for changes where it does not match.