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As stated, am totally new to SiteFinity. We use Adobe AEM for our main site (at a university), and I have always been a LAMP shop using custom html, or WordPress for our smaller sites.

Now I am directed to use another department's SiteFinity installation, as well as the template "Atlantis" from Envato.

Im thinking I would create a .net project, import the template into that, create .master page, etc, then upload to SiteFinity.

Am I correct? Is this possible? Is it recommended? Is there a tutorial?

My choice would be a similar WordPress template, or at the very least an html site with PHP/Maria (which is what we have done in the past).

Thanks for any advice!

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It is definitely possible to incorporate any html into a Sitefinity web site.

You can also use either classic WebForms or MVC (the preferred approach).

There is plenty of documentation, maybe you can start here:

https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/overview-page-templates