Hand-tuned starting points for restaurants, portfolios, trades, SaaS, creators and more. Edit one yourself, or describe your site to Claude or ChatGPT and it customizes one for you.
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A dark podcast site: cover art up front, the latest episode, an episode archive, guests and listening links.

A link-in-bio page for restaurants and wine bars: reserve and menu tiles, tap-to-call and gift cards.

A bold link-in-bio page for festivals and events: tickets first, lineup and app links, and a presale list.

A waitlist page for a cohort course: the instructor, the syllabus week by week and a join-the-list form.

A pre-launch page for a new residential development: residences, location and a register-interest form.

A split-screen portfolio: a full-bleed image beside your work, blog and a contact form with budget.
A one-page site for a neighbourhood café or bakery, with a proper menu, hours, reviews and a map.

For solo product and web designers: work, services with prices, writing, products and a tools page.

For freight forwarders and logistics firms: a rate form up front, lanes and transit times, and service pages.

For painters and decorators: a project mosaic, a clear process, the named crew and a free-quote form.

A dark, technical site for electricians and call-out trades: rates on every service and a job log.

A warm, image-led portfolio where large project photos lead, with case-study pages and an enquiry form.

For community charities and foundations: a page per cause with a donate link, updates and volunteering.

For electricians with a 24/7 line: the emergency number up front, priced services, projects and careers.

A dark two-column developer portfolio: sticky intro on the left, experience and projects on the right.

A plain, modern catalogue for small shops: each product with availability and a Stripe buy link.

For agencies hired on results: a dated record of engagements, each with the number it moved.

An author site where the books are the structure: shelves of covers, a page per book and events.

A split-screen site for freelancers: contact details always visible, case studies and services beside them.

For makers of small-batch hardware: a spec block on every product, a Stripe buy link and repairs.

An image-led waitlist for consumer app founders who have real product photos and screenshots.

A bold, dark one-page site for creative agencies and studios, with case studies and a contact form.

A clean multi-page academic site with publications, projects, teaching, a blog and a CV.

For industrial groups with several divisions: a page per division and certifications up front.

For renovation contractors who compete on craft: before-and-after projects and a detailed quote form.

A warm, editorial waitlist for AI tools aimed at designers and creative teams.

A loud, poster-style site for one-night parties: date, running order and tickets in one place.

A clean link-in-bio page you own: your links, socials, a small shop strip and an email signup.

A careers site for funded startups: open roles with salary bands, a page per role and an apply form.

An opening-soon page for a new restaurant or bar: the date, a menu preview, the chef and a list signup.

For general contractors and construction firms: services, a real project record and a contact form.

A one-page online résumé: experience, education and awards in a clean, scannable document layout.

A black-and-white site for fine dining rooms and wine bars: food, drink, gallery, story and reservations.

For open-source projects and SDKs: an install line, docs, a showcase and a changelog that grows.

A dark one-link profile for UX designers and engineers: sticky intro, projects, stats and a contact form.

For potters and makers selling a stocked range: a shop with Stripe buy links and a commissions form.

A warm site for coffee shops and bakeries: a picture-led menu, a journal, hours and directions.

A site for a research lab or group: people, publications, research areas, news and a join-us section.

A professor or researcher site with a sticky profile sidebar, grouped publications, talks, teaching and a CV.

A calm site for yoga and pilates studios: classes, memberships, teachers and an enquiry form.

For handymen and local trades: tap-to-call everywhere, a service area, real job prices and a quote form.

A warm site for preschools and daycares: classrooms, teachers, a child's day and tour booking.

For fractional executives and advisors: a formal site built around a written record of engagements.

A dark, magazine-style site for tasting-menu and chef's counter restaurants, with courses and press.

A warm editorial portfolio with a numbered index of selected work: year, client and role.

An article-first blog for writers and newsletter authors: a masthead, a readable column and a signup.

A bold SaaS marketing page with pricing tiers, an FAQ and a demo request form.

A loud, dark launch page for an AI agent startup, built around a live run-log instead of screenshots.

An editorial site for boutique creative agencies and brand studios, with projects, a blog and pricing.

For builders with standard house models: a spec sheet, from-prices and build times for every model.

A modern, minimal site for coaches and solo advisors, with case studies and a discovery-call form.

For podcasts with a long back catalogue: a scannable episode list, a player on every page and search.

An ultra-minimal photography portfolio with category galleries and full-width images.

For independent consultants and coaches: full-bleed photography, services, success stories and a blog.

A bright link-in-bio page for lifestyle creators: links, socials, a shop strip and an email signup.

A minimal personal site for creator-founders: your name as the brand, projects, a blog and a newsletter.

For selling PDFs and printables: page count, format, a sample page and a Stripe buy link per item.

For local candidates and campaigns: one strong statement per screen, issue pages, endorsements and a contact form.

A pre-launch page for a physical product: a spec sheet, a reserve counter and a reserve-your-unit form.

For brokers and small agencies: a featured property up front and a catalogue of current listings.

For commercial leasing: a floor-by-floor availability table, building pages and a book-a-viewing form.

For family practices and small clinics: appointment requests, your care team, services and visit info.

A bold, brutalist link-in-bio page for DJs, producers and streetwear brands, with a drop strip.

A dark engineer portfolio with a sticky profile card, projects, experience, tools and a blog.

A one-page homepage for a PhD student or researcher: bio, publications, awards and a contact form.

A sparse, dark waitlist for developer tools and indie SaaS: one clear signup, no screenshots needed.

For resellers and yards: the whole stock list on one searchable page, with WhatsApp and phone on each item.

A one-page conference site with a countdown, speakers, a colour-coded schedule and venue directions.

A stark, minimal waitlist for consumer money apps, with a phone mockup, steps, FAQ and legal pages.

A multi-page faculty site: bio, research, publications, talks, projects, courses and a blog.

A bright, friendly site for small web and marketing agencies: services, projects, team and contact.

A single page for one paper or research project: authors, abstract, figures, video and a BibTeX block.

For small practices guiding families through a big year: a priced program, a timeline and a free intro call.

A dark, cinematic link-in-bio page for photographers and visual artists, with a print shop strip.

A classic one-page CV: section labels on the left, experience, skills and education on the right.

For manufacturers selling to specifiers: products by specification, sectors and a quote form.

For small tour operators: trip pages with route, dates and from-price, each with its own enquiry form.

An understated site for boutique law firms and partnerships: practice areas, attorney bios and contact.
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