Multiple Showcases lets you build and display more than one homepage design in your mobile app. Whether it’s to highlight specific campaigns, organize product categories, or serve different audiences, you can display multiple layouts at once or switch between them to match your merchandising goals.

In this article, you’ll learn how to use Multiple Showcases in your dashboard to make your app layout more flexible and impactful.

By using Multiple Showcases, you can:

• Highlight collections based on campaigns or product categories

• Display more products while keeping the layout clean and browsable

• Make navigation easier and help customers find products faster

• Customize layouts for unique promotions, drops, or merchandising goals

• Repurpose showcase layouts for future events without starting from scratch

• Display multiple homepages at once for diverse audiences or themes

Let’s go through how to create Single and Multi Tab Showcases in your Shopney Dashboard, and how to publish them to make them available in your app!

Please check the example below to see how Multiple Showcases look and function in your app. Once grouped as Multi Tab Showcases, users can switch between them using the tab section highlighted below.

In the Design section of your Shopney Dashboard (1), go to the Showcase tab (2), and click on Create (3).

From the opened section, select the Single Tab Showcase option (1), and then click Done to continue (3).

If you want to use a ready-made template, click on Use Template (2), and you’ll be directed to the templates’ page to choose from the available options

After you click a template, you’ll get a pop-up that gives you more information and a preview. If you decide to use it, simply click on Use Template.

After creating a Single Tab Showcase, you can edit its name by clicking on the three dots in the highlighted area below and then clicking on Edit.

Enter the new name of the showcase and then click on Done.

Afterwards, you can start building the showcase by dragging design elements from the left panel (1) and dropping them on the showcase area (2).

Once you're happy with the layout of your showcase, you can follow the steps in the last section to publish your showcase and make it available to your app users.

In the Design section of your Shopney Dashboard (1), go to the Showcase tab (2), and click on Create (3).

In the opened section, select the Multi Tab Showcase option (1), then from under Showcase Tabs, name and add the showcase tabs you want to create (3), and adjust their order as needed (4). Once you're finished, click Done to proceed (5).

If you want to use a ready-made template, click on Use Template (2), you’ll be directed to the templates’ page to choose from the available options

After you click on a template, you’ll see a pop-up that gives you more information and a preview. If you decide to use it, simply click on Use Template.

If you select a ready-made multiple showcase template, its tabs will already be named, but you could rename them by following the next steps.

After creating a Multiple Tab Showcase, you can edit its name and its tabs by clicking on the three dots in the highlighted area below and then clicking on Edit.

You could rename the multiple showcase in the Title field (1), add new tabs in Showcase Tabs (2), and even reorder or rename the tabs you added before (3), once you are done, you can click on Done (4).

After creating the Multi Tab Showcase, you can use the tab section (1) to switch between each grouped showcase, and build them by dragging design elements from the left panel (2) to the showcase area (3).

Now, let’s go through the steps to publish your showcase and make it available to your users!

After setting up your new showcase, click the highlighted Publish button.

Once you have accessed the Publish Showcase section, select Publish Now (1) and click Next (2) to make it available to your users right away.

Alternatively, you can select Publish On Date to schedule your showcase for a future date (1). You can also set an unpublish time if needed (2). After that, you can click on Next to complete publishing the showcase (3).

As the final step, go to the Design section of your Shopney Dashboard (1) and open the Menu tab (2). Select the Showcase element in your app’s menu (3), then choose the showcase you want to display from the Linked Showcase dropdown (4), and lastly click on Save & Update (5).

If you want to view or make changes to the available showcases before linking them to the menu, you can do so by going to the Showcase section (1), and clicking on Saved (2), you will see all the showcases you have created before whether they’re published or drafts, click on of the showcases (3) and you will see its design on the dashboard.

Now you know how to create and manage Multiple Showcases to make your app more dynamic, organized, and engaging for your customers!

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