How do I modify template

Is there any WYSIWYG module or how can I edit/add/remove template. I am new in Litechart and have some experiences with Joomla so maybe I am on alter way? For instance
1.) How do I (re)design or customize Frontend look including default (ducks) picture which is duck at the moment?
2.) How do I add/rename/change footer and items in it (Categories Account Information Contact)
3.) How do I finish or continue with partial translation(s).

Thx in advanced! Miha

I was following this information: https://wiki.litecart.net/how_to_change_the_look_of_your_store#how_do_i_know_which_less_or_css_file_to_edit
and I use F12 to get content. I also found where now to chage text and it's parameters for instance. But the question now is, how those changes are to be saved and uploaded to my server to reflect my changes? Miha

Hello,
1) admin/slides (WYSIWYG)
2) public_html\includes\templates\default.catalog\views\box_site_footer.inc.php (coding)
3) admin/translation (WYSIWYG)
I remember some partial module to add some cosmetics in [url=https://www.litecart.net/en/addons]https://www.litecart.net/en/addons[/url] in the templates section ([url=https://www.litecart.net/en/addons?category_id=11]https://www.litecart.net/en/addons?category_id=11[/url]) 
For the font I add in public_html\includes\templates\default.catalog\layouts\default.inc.php a style section that include, for example:

@font-face {font-family: 'MarkPro'; src: local('MarkPro Regular'), local('MarkPro-Regular'),url("https://www.yourdomain.com/MarkPro.woff2") format("woff2"); font-weight: normal; font-display: swap;}
@font-face {font-family: 'MarkPro'; src: local('MarkPro Regular'), local('MarkPro-Regular'),url("https://www.yourdomain.com/MarkProBold.woff2") format("woff2"); font-weight: bold; font-display: swap;}```
or you can add it in public_html\includes\templates\default.catalog\css\app.min.css as well. Of course use your favorite fonts.

Download the whole website in your computer (I do like this, you can also use the edit section of file manager of cPanel in case you use cPanel), edit the files and upload the modified file via ftp.
Backup everything before alter any files of course!

@user9797 If your web host does not offer a way of accessing the files (usually FTP) there is a File Manager for LiteCart's backend.
https://www.litecart.net/en/addons/435/file-manager

To know which CSS file to edit, this is stated by the F12 console. See image what application file and line is referenced.

When it comes to which view to edit it is mainly the content in includes/templates/.catalog/pages/ and includes/templates/.catalog/views/. The name of the file should reflect what content is in it.