The foundations we build on
Eight website templates across eight industries, each available as hand-built HTML or a WordPress block theme, plus an admin dashboard in three stacks. We use these for client work, which is why we can show you the inside of them.
Browse every templateEight templates, eight industries
Each carries its own accent colour, drawn from the shared token file rather than hard-coded, so they are recognisably a family without looking like the same site eight times over.
The same eight, as block themes
Every one of the eight also ships as a WordPress block theme: full site editing, nine templates and six to eight patterns each.
The palette in theme.json is compiled from the same tokens as
the HTML edition, so the two stay in step instead of drifting apart. Which
one you choose is a decision about how you will maintain the site, not
about how it looks.
Not sure which? We wrote about that decision properly.
Vantage, in three stacks
The same eighteen screens, implemented three times. Not screenshots of an interface: the filtering, sorting and pagination all work.
Vantage HTML
Bootstrap 5.3 compiled from source. Opens straight from the filesystem with no build step.
View VantageVantage React
React 19 and TypeScript on Vite. The dropdown and modal are React components, not Bootstrap JavaScript.
View VantageVantage Laravel
Laravel 12 with anonymous Blade components. Filters live in the query string, so a filtered view can be bookmarked.
View VantageMade to be changed
One token file
Colour, type, spacing, radii and motion live in one place and compile to
both Bootstrap variables and a WordPress theme.json. Change a
token and every edition moves, instead of the same change being reapplied
by hand in nine places and missed in one.
No stock photography
Every illustration, icon and texture is original, so the licence travels with the template and nothing has to be swapped out before launch. The demos show photographs credited to their photographers, standing in for a client’s own. Why that matters more than it sounds.
Accessible by default
Skip links, visible focus, real table headers and labelled controls, in the template rather than added afterwards. Fonts are self-hosted with no CDN dependency, so the templates work offline and keep their privacy story simple.
A template is usually the right answer
Most small businesses are better served by a good template than a bespoke build, and the ones who genuinely need custom usually know why. Money saved on structure is money available for the photography and words that actually do the persuading.
We set out how to tell which camp you are in, including the cases where a template is the wrong call.
Ready for a website that pulls its weight?
Tell us about your business and we will come back with a straight answer on what it needs, what it costs, and how long it takes.