Reference
Glossary
Plain definitions of the words these guides use for Adorn's parts, from templates and rules to feeds, sales channels and markets.
Words these guides use
Each word below has one meaning across these guides. Where the app shows a word on screen, the guides use the app's own wording.
- Catalog
- All the products Adorn reads from your store or your product feed.
- Design
- The image Adorn draws for one product through a template, with the product's own photo, title and price.
- Feed address
- The web address of a feed Adorn keeps for you, which a sales channel or a tool such as DataFeedWatch collects.
- Market
- A country you sell in, with its own currency and prices.
- Primary market
- The market whose prices and currency come from the store or feed you connected first.
- Priority
- The order of your templates, which decides the design a product gets when more than one template applies to it.
- Product feed
- A file of your products at a public web address, such as a Google Shopping feed, that Adorn can read in place of a Shopify store.
- Refresh
- Adorn's regular pass over your catalog, which draws a new design for any product whose price, sale or details changed.
- Rule
- A condition on a template, such as being on sale or being one type of product, that says which products the template applies to.
- Sales channel
- A place that collects your feed and shows your products in ads, such as Meta.
- Source
- Where Adorn reads your products from: a Shopify store or a product feed.
- Template
- One look for your product images, with its layout, details, colors and fonts, that Adorn applies to every product its rules match.