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    I need to make a few unique "landing" pages each with unique designs. They will each be one off.

    I am looking for a way to organise these pages.

    What I used to do is have a subfolder in the theme directory called "pages" with a list of php files for example the homepage would be if is "homepage" then show this html.

    Then I would simple include each "page" in my functions.php file. I don't think this is the accepted way to do things.

    Some pages would be "homepage", "pedagogy", "results" etc... how can I organise these static HTML pages without them being in the root of my theme like page-homepage.php or page-results.php?

    Or is the functions.php include method viable?

    I need to make a few unique "landing" pages each with unique designs. They will each be one off.

    I am looking for a way to organise these pages.

    What I used to do is have a subfolder in the theme directory called "pages" with a list of php files for example the homepage would be if is "homepage" then show this html.

    Then I would simple include each "page" in my functions.php file. I don't think this is the accepted way to do things.

    Some pages would be "homepage", "pedagogy", "results" etc... how can I organise these static HTML pages without them being in the root of my theme like page-homepage.php or page-results.php?

    Or is the functions.php include method viable?

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    You can created pages within wordpress itself and then assign a custom template.

    You may store the template files however you like as long as they are wihtin the theme folder itself.

    https://developer.wordpress/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/

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