Charts
Add bar, line, area, and scatter charts to any page.
Adds ~125 KB to pages that use it
Feature · Extensions
Add a chart. Keep the page fast.
Extensions add a visual capability to a page. A chart, a map, a scroll animation, or instant video. The owner asks, and the extra loads only where it is used.
- Charts
- Maps
- Motion
- Video
Loaded only where they are used, so the rest of the site stays light.
You
Add a bar chart of my monthly revenue.
Frontpage
On it. Building a bar chart into the page from the figures you gave, in your colors.
What it does
Eight extras that plug into a page.
Ask for the capability. Frontpage builds it into the site. Each extension adds weight only to the pages that use it.
Animations
Fade, slide, and reveal elements as visitors scroll down the page.
Adds ~18 KB to pages that use it
Maps
Show your location on an interactive map.
Adds ~42 KB to pages that use it
Advanced motion
Parallax and scroll-driven motion for landing-page storytelling.
Adds ~35 KB to pages that use it
Fast video
Embed a YouTube video that loads instantly instead of slowing the page.
Adds ~3 KB to pages that use it
Code blocks
Show syntax-highlighted code snippets with zero page weight.
No added page weight
Image lightbox
Click any image to view it full-screen in a swipeable gallery.
Adds ~12 KB to pages that use it
Animated counters
Numbers that count up as visitors scroll to them.
Adds ~3 KB to pages that use it
Walkthrough
Ask once. It is on the page, on brand.
The owner never turns extensions on and off by hand. Describe the capability. The Agent adds the right one, builds it into the design, and keeps the site fast.
Ask for it
Describe the capability. The Agent adds it.
"Add a bar chart of my monthly revenue." The Agent picks the charts extension and builds it into the page.
You
Add a bar chart of my monthly revenue.
Frontpage
Charts is on for this page. Rendering your figures in the site's colors and type.
On brand
Built into the design, from real content.
The chart, map, or gallery uses the site's colors, fonts, and spacing. It uses the site's real content, not a stock widget on the side.
Page weight
Only pages that use it pay for it.
Each extension loads only where it is used. A chart on one page never weighs down the rest of the site. Code blocks add no page weight at all.
Charts ~125 KB
Maps ~42 KB
Animations ~18 KB
Code blocks 0 KB
What the owner gets
The extra, without the whole site paying.
Ask for the capability
"Add a bar chart of my monthly revenue." Describe what is wanted and the Agent adds the right extension.
Built into the design
The chart, map, or gallery renders with the site's colors, fonts, and spacing, using the site's real content. Not a stock widget bolted on the side.
Only pages that use it pay for it
Each extension loads only where it is used, so the rest of the site stays fast.
How it fits
Extras on the page. The rest around it.
Product
Canvas
The page being looked at while the owner asks.
Open →Product
Modules
Forms, bookings, payments, and other working pieces.
Open →Product
Hosting
Included with every site. Served from a worldwide network.
Open →Product
SEO Tools
Titles, sitemaps, and the signals search already reads.
Open →FAQ
Extensions, answered.
What is the difference between an extension and a module?
A module is a platform-run service: a contact form emailed to the owner, a booking they confirm, a Stripe checkout. An extension is a code library built directly into a page to add a visual capability like a chart, a map, or a scroll animation. Both are added just by asking.
Will extensions slow the site down?
Only where they are used. An extension's code is loaded exclusively on the pages that include it, so a chart on one page never weighs down the rest of the site. Every card above shows exactly how much weight that extension adds.
Does the owner need to write any code?
No. Ask for a chart, a map, or a lightbox gallery in plain English and the Agent turns the extension on and builds it into the page. Code blocks even let the site show syntax-highlighted code with zero page weight.
Can the owner use their own data in a chart?
Yes. Charts are built from the site's real content or the data the owner provides, never invented numbers. Give the Agent the figures and it renders them in the brand's style.
Ask for a chart.
Keep the page fast.
Sign up free and ask for a chart, a map, a scroll animation, or a lightbox. Frontpage builds it into the page and loads it only where it is used.
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