Can I use two different templates on one Webflow plan to set up both a main website and a job board installation on separate folders of the same domain?

Yes, you can use two different templates on one Webflow plan to set up both a main website and a job board installation on separate folders of the same domain. Webflow allows you to create and manage multiple projects under the same account.

To achieve this, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new Webflow project for your main website. Choose a template or start from scratch depending on your preference. Customize the design, layout, and content of your main website.

2. Once you have completed the main website project, publish it to the desired folder on your domain. For example, you can publish it to www.yourdomain.com or www.yourdomain.com/main.

3. Next, create a new Webflow project for your job board installation. You can either choose a different template or start from scratch, depending on your requirements.

4. Customize the design, layout, and content of your job board installation to match your needs.

5. After completing the job board project, publish it to a separate folder on your domain. For example, you can publish it to www.yourdomain.com/job-board or www.yourdomain.com/careers.

By following these steps, you can have two separate websites running on the same domain, each with its own design and content.

Keep in mind that you will need to manage each project separately within your Webflow account. Any changes or updates you make to one project will not affect the other.

Also, make sure to set appropriate navigation links between the main website and the job board installation for easy navigation and user experience.

In summary, to use two different templates on one Webflow plan for a main website and a job board installation on separate folders of the same domain, follow these steps:

1. Create a new Webflow project for your main website.
2. Customize the design, layout, and content of your main website.
3. Publish the main website project to a folder on your domain.
4. Create a new Webflow project for your job board installation.
5. Customize the design, layout, and content of your job board installation.
6. Publish the job board project to a separate folder on your domain.
7. Set appropriate navigation links between the main website and the job board installation.

Additional Questions:

1. Can I use multiple templates on one Webflow plan?
2. How can I publish different Webflow projects to different folders of my domain?
3. How can I link different Webflow projects together for seamless navigation?