Build · Seasonal Experiences
Give a season a look and a window. On the first morning your site takes on the colours and settles its motion; on the last night it puts itself back exactly as it was. Nobody has to be awake for either.
Christmas goes up in a hurry on the first of December and comes down in the second week of January, when somebody finally notices.
Set the day it starts and the day it ends. A season is a scheduled thing in the same calendar as everything else you publish, so it is planned in November and forgotten about.
A season shifts the colours your site already uses. It does not replace your design with a Christmas template, and it keeps no copy of your theme — so the branding work you did last spring is still what people see underneath.
When the window closes the overlay simply stops applying. There is nothing to undo, because nothing was overwritten.
A season may settle your animation down; the one thing it cannot do is turn motion on where you had it off. And a visitor who has asked their device for reduced motion gets it regardless of what any season says.
Two overlapping windows are a conflict, and the site tells you which one is in force rather than layering both and producing a colour nobody chose.
See the site as it will look while the season is running, before anybody else does, and put it in front of a partner for a yes.
A restaurant that dreads the first of December
Build the festive look and the Christmas menu in November, give them the same window, and spend the first of December cooking.
A church through the liturgical year
Advent, Lent and Easter each get their window and their look, set once for the year rather than remembered four times.
An events business with a summer identity
A warmer palette for the festival months that stands itself down in September without anybody logging in.
A season is an overlay. Your design system, your content and your theme are untouched underneath it, which is what makes the rollback free rather than a restore.
The colours your site renders with, and how lively its motion is. Your layout, your content and your theme are not modified — the overlay sits on top of them and is removed by the window ending.
Start with a free Origin Session — about 15 minutes — and watch LimeOrigin build around your business.