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An <\/span>under-construction page<\/b> is a page that can be placed instead of your future website, while you fill it with content, select a design and get ready for a full release.<\/span><\/p>\n Website creation is not a quick deal. You need to think thoroughly over design, user journey, all the features, not to mention the very development process. Still, there are some options to make this process easier – you can use site builders, where it\u2019s possible to create a full-fledged website. You can use templates and change them according to your vision, or make a totally new site from blocks that are easy to customize.<\/span><\/p>\n In this article, we will look at what<\/span> website templates<\/span><\/a> are ideal for under construction pages, show the most original examples of under construction templates, and give some tips on how not to lose customers while your site is not ready or in a maintenance mode.<\/span><\/p>\n Contents<\/p>\n