By default, Cosmos comes with a nice holographic gradient which is featured at the top and bottom of your pages. You can swap out this image for any image you’d like (you can see how a different image works on this example project page). It’s easy to set this image by simply setting a cover photo in your Notion page. Cosmos comes with 6 different gradient covers to get you started!

Cosmos comes with a simple, easy-to-use call to action button, check it out below ↓

Button

Cosmos comes with a range of views for Notion’s databases check out the example below that links to external websites using the ‘super:Link’ tool. The stack of tools I use almost every day ↓

Cosmos’s gallery blocks are versatile enough so that you can combine them to create a nice grid arrangement of projects keeping prominence on projects or posts that you want to highlight.

All of your content is managed in one single database making it super easy to mange and organise. Display content using filters and tags.

I will be using this template as my own personal site template, so as I develop it further all updates will be released for free.