# Setting up the home page (ThemeWare® Shopping Experience)

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With ThemeWare® and ThemeWare® Utilities you get everything you need for your first Shopping Experience:

You will get a **free import plugin** with which you can import the Shopping Experience of your theme into your shop (self-hosted) with just a few clicks.

As a Shopware Cloud user, you will get a **step-by-step guide in PDF format** on how to create the Shopping Experience for your theme.

Furthermore, you will get **all the required graphic templates** in open PSD format.

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**Note**: With Shopware 6.5, an **HTML sanitizer** has been implemented. This sanitizer improves security, reliability and usability of the editor by removing unsafe HTML code.

It also sanitizes styles and attributes for consistent and correct code rendering regardless of platform and browser. (see [HTML Sanitizer](/knowledge-base/profi-knowledge/html-sanitizer.md))
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