Horizon theme examples: Appointed and UNREAL

These Horizon theme examples address different product choices. Appointed helps shoppers compare planner dimensions and page layouts; UNREAL makes candy varieties and mixed boxes prominent. The public HTML saved for each store identified Horizon on its 2026 capture date.

2 examples Last reviewed Nov 11, 2026

Appointed

Planner sizes compared at a glance

Appointed's planner guide lines up the formats in a stacking graphic, then compares their specifications in a table. Shoppers can see the relative sizes and check how the layouts differ before choosing a cover. That sequence gives page layouts and dimensions priority. The guide belongs to Appointed's implementation; a Horizon installation may need additional work to reproduce it.

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Compare dimensions and page layouts when customers have several planner formats to choose from.

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UNREAL

A clear choice between candy bags and mixed boxes

UNREAL uses saturated colors, large type and close product photographs throughout its Horizon storefront. The homepage links to both the catalogue and a box builder, and variety-pack information spells out the contents. For shoppers choosing several flavors, those separate routes make the task clear. Contents and ingredient information still need enough space to be read within the colorful design.

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Give individual products and mixed bundles distinct shopping routes, with the contents of each bundle clearly listed.

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Horizon theme customization for product comparisons

Appointed begins its planner guide with formats arranged by size, then provides a table of specifications. The visual comparison answers how large the planners are relative to one another. The table lets customers check layout differences before they choose a cover. Both parts depend on accurate information about the actual formats for sale.

Treat that guide as Appointed’s implementation. A fresh Horizon installation may need additional work to reproduce it. Compare the current official Horizon listing with the layout you need, then test your longest labels and smallest format on mobile. Keep dimensions and page-layout details readable without making customers infer them from a cover photograph.

Product bundles in a Horizon storefront

UNREAL gives individual candy bags and mixed boxes distinct routes from the homepage. Its variety-pack information spells out what is included. A customer choosing several flavors needs to understand both the route into the assortment and the contents of the eventual order, even within a colorful, image-heavy layout.

Write the bundle’s contents and selection rules before arranging its promotional sections. Distinguish a fixed variety pack from a box the shopper composes, and keep ingredient information within reach. The captured box builder does not establish a built-in Horizon feature. Verify its implementation separately, including how an incomplete choice or unavailable item is handled.

Common questions

Why are there two Horizon examples?

These two captures contain identifiable Horizon metadata and enough detail to examine the stores. Other stores may use Horizon; this selection makes no claim about those without supporting evidence.

Do these stores still use Horizon?

The saved HTML identifies Horizon on each capture date. Either store could have changed or customized its theme since then.

Does Horizon include these planner guides and box builders?

The captures show finished stores that may include apps or custom code. Check the official theme listing and the store setup to establish which features come with Horizon.

What can a stationery store take from Appointed’s Horizon example?

Compare formats before asking customers to choose a cover. Appointed combines a relative-size graphic with a specification table, giving dimensions and page layouts their own space. Its guide may require work beyond a standard Horizon installation.

How does UNREAL separate individual products from mixed boxes?

The captured homepage links to the catalog and a box builder, while variety-pack information lists the contents. Those routes serve different choices. The screenshot documents the store’s presentation, not whether Horizon provides the builder itself.

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