Hi Lucid Legends & Lucid Team,
When users search for templates in LucidSpark, they often expect to find something that fits their specific scenario. However, there are many instances where the available templates either don’t match the requirement at all or only address part of the need. In some cases, users may find multiple templates that each provide a portion of the solution—but none that deliver a complete fit.
Attempting to combine full templates introduces its own complications. Merging structures, removing unwanted components, and aligning different design patterns can become time-consuming and frustrating. Instead of increasing productivity, the process adds unnecessary overhead and reduces the value of using prebuilt templates in the first place.
To address this gap, I am proposing a template customization capability that allows users to extract individual sections, components, or functional blocks from multiple LucidSpark templates and assemble them into a single, purpose-built design. Rather than importing entire templates and manually dismantling them, users could selectively pick only the elements they need—saving time, reducing clutter, and ensuring that the end result aligns directly with their requirements.
This approach empowers users with modularity, flexibility, and efficiency, turning LucidSpark templates into reusable building blocks rather than rigid layouts. It enhances user experience, encourages creativity, and supports more personalized outcomes without introducing unnecessary complexity.
