I’m Sorry
The quietest page we make. Restraint is the entire design.
Every other template here is trying to make you feel something. This one is trying very hard not to. There is no confetti, no celebratory motion and no decorative chrome anywhere on it — not a line, not a flourish. The palette is a muted slate. An apology that arrives with animation reads as a performance, and a performance is precisely what is not being asked for.
It also breaks the order every other template follows: the message comes second, not last. Making someone scroll through photographs before reaching the point is a way of delaying the point. Say it, then show whatever you are trying to remind them of — and the photographs are switched off by default, because the page is often stronger without them.
- Good for
- An apology · A conversation that has stalled · Something you cannot say in person yet
- Works for
- A partner · A friend · A parent · A sibling
The message comes first
Second section, not last. Nobody should have to scroll past a montage to reach the part that matters.
Photographs off by default
You turn them on only if they help. Most of the time an apology is better with fewer things in the way.
No decoration at all
Alone among our templates, this one has no chrome of its own. Slate, white space and what you wrote.
Twelve colourways
Every template comes in all twelve. Change it in one tap while you edit — each one is contrast-checked so the words stay readable.
Marigold
Terracotta
Rose
Plum
Sage
Teal
Slate
Sand
Indigo
Coral
Olive
Ink
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