Blocko

Brand commitments

  • Section
  • multicolumn
  • Beauty
  • Shopify Liquid ready
  • 0 KB JS

Four proof points behind a considered beauty approach. It belongs to Balm, a beauty theme for skincare (luxury organic), in the free, open-source Blocko library.

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Features

  • Static: 0 KB of JavaScript. Semantic HTML and scoped blko- CSS only.
  • Shopify Liquid ready with 7 merchant settings in the Theme Editor.
  • Category multicolumn, designed for beauty (skincare (luxury organic)) storefronts.

Used in pages

This section is part of 1 page template in Balm:

Preview

Use it with your agent

Paste this one-line prompt into any coding agent. It asks where the section should go before it changes anything.

Use the Blocko library (https://github.com/blockoai/blocko, or the Claude Code plugin: claude plugin marketplace add blockoai/blocko && claude plugin install blocko-sections@blocko) to implement the section "Brand commitments" (id `commitments`, theme `balm`; live demo: https://demo.blocko.ai/html/balm/sections/multicolumn--commitments.html; Shopify bundle: sections/balm/commitments/ in the repo) into my project. Before changing any code, ask me where it should go — which project/theme, which page or template, and the position (e.g. after the hero) — and whether the target is a Shopify theme or a plain HTML site, unless I already said; restate the plan and wait for my OK. Then follow the repo's AGENTS.md: keep the blko- class prefix and CSS tokens (with fallbacks), keep custom elements idempotent, don't touch unrelated code, run `shopify theme check` for Shopify targets, and finish by telling me how to add/arrange it (Theme Editor steps for Shopify).

Connected to the Blocko MCP server (https://blocko.ai/mcp)? Ask your agent to run get_item for balm/commitments, then get_item_source and get_install_guide. Connect your agent.