365 templates · 1 per day · free & MIT-licensed
Free, mobile-first website templates — one shipped every day for a year.
Static, MIT-licensed. Each template ships as a downloadable ZIP — drop the built HTML/CSS/JS on any host, or grab the full Astro source to customize. No accounts, no sign-ups, no email gates.
Live
141
Pro for sale
139
Coming soon
224
Total
365
Progress
39%
12 sprints, themed by niche
Templates are batched so design-system reuse compounds. Each sprint has one base template that accelerates the variant days.
Sprint 1
Days 1–31
Audience Builders
Dev, SaaS, makers — the templates that earn stars and inbound.
Sprint 2
Days 32–59
Food, Drink & Beauty
High-volume local-business demand; palette- and photo-driven variants.
Sprint 3
Days 60–90
Fitness & Trade Services
Boring-but-lucrative niches; shared "service business" base.
Sprint 4
Days 91–120
Photography, Film, Music
Visually showcase-y; great branding pieces.
Sprint 5
Days 121–150
Designers & Studio Crafts
Adjacent to design audience; doubles as personal brand surface.
Sprint 6
Days 151–180
Health, Medical, Wellness
Trust-heavy niches; high-conversion templates clients pay for.
Sprint 7
Days 181–211
Legal, Financial, Property
Conservative palettes; local-business client targets.
Sprint 8
Days 212–242
Education, Courses & Coaching
Newsletter + course economy is huge in 2026.
Sprint 9
Days 243–273
Events & Family Milestones
Wedding/event variants — among the most-cloned templates online.
Sprint 10
Days 274–304
Content, Media & Creator Economy
Blog/podcast/newsletter — long-tail durable demand.
Sprint 11
Days 305–335
Independent Brands & Storefronts
Static catalog + payment-link niche, growing 2026 trend.
Sprint 12
Days 336–365
Civic, Travel, Seasonal & Capstone
Long-tail civic + seasonal + the year-in-review capstone.
All 365 templates
Each card links to its dedicated page. Coming-soon pages flip to live demos as they ship.
Sprint 1 · Days 1–31
Audience Builders
Developer Portfolio
For the engineer whose best work needs explaining, not just listing. Multi-page case studies with room for the thinking behind each project.
SaaS Landing
Analytics for teams who resent analytics tools. Three steps, no demo call, and pricing you can read without contacting sales.
Startup Waitlist
One screen doing one job: catch the email before the idea goes cold. Countdown, social proof, nothing else competing for the click.
Link in Bio
The single link that has to carry everything — latest video, the newsletter, the sponsor — and can be reordered in seconds from a phone.
Personal Blog
For writing that isn’t chasing a feed. Essays first, full-content RSS, and nothing sitting between the reader and the paragraph.
Documentation Site
Docs that answer 'what is this and why' before the API table — a five-line example up top, search built in, and a page saying what it is not.
Mobile App Landing
Shows the app instead of describing it: three real screens, both store badges, and the streak counter a habit app lives or dies by.
Agency / Studio
A small studio that takes its time, and a site that says so. Five case studies that lead with the work rather than a logo wall.
Resume / CV
One page that prints properly. Send it as a PDF or a link and it holds together either way.
Open-Source Project
For the project past 'works on my machine'. Install in three commands, a live star count, and the contributors who got it there.
Newsletter Landing
Lets people read a full issue before subscribing — the fastest way to prove a letter is worth an inbox slot.
Coming Soon
A holding page that still sells: what is coming, roughly when, and a reason to leave an email beyond 'be the first to know'.
AI Startup Landing
For AI that ships to production rather than demos. Playground first, benchmarks that name the comparison, and the training-data question answered.
Indie Hacker Portfolio
Revenue in public. Live, sunset and sold badges on every product, plus what is being built now — the honesty is what makes the numbers land.
Designer Portfolio
Long-scroll case studies for a designer whose work needs room. Availability stated plainly, so nobody has to email to ask.
Photographer Portfolio
Full-bleed gallery with a lightbox, and photo stories for work that needs a caption. Pure white, so nothing competes with the frame.
Writer / Author Site
Four novels, an excerpt you can read now, and the press quotes that sell the fifth. Covers are drawn in CSS — no artwork needed.
Course / Cohort Landing
Opens by saying who the cohort is not for, which is what makes the rest credible. Week-by-week curriculum and enrolment that closes.
Podcast Site
Play an episode before subscribing anywhere. Full archive, every listening app, and show notes worth linking to.
Conference / Event
Speakers, a multi-track schedule, tickets that expire, and the venue and travel detail attendees would otherwise email you about.
Wedding Invitation (Modern)
One page that answers everything guests actually text you about — where, when, what to wear, where to stay — with the RSVP built in.
Restaurant
The neighbourhood bistro done properly: a menu you can read on a phone, tonight's hours, and a reservation button that isn't hiding.
Coffee Shop
A deliberately short menu, and the farm each bean came from. For the cafe competing on sourcing rather than seating.
Non-Profit
Donation presets that say what each amount actually buys, and open books to back it up. Twelve years of numbers, not adjectives.
Coach / Consultant
Asks whether you are even in the right season for coaching before selling any. Tiered entry points and outcomes quoted with numbers.
Error Pages Pack
The pages nobody designs until the night they are needed — 404, 403, 500, maintenance and offline, plus how to wire each one up.
Press Kit / EPK
Everything a journalist needs at 6pm on deadline: bio, press shots, logos, releases, tour dates, and one zip with all of it.
GitHub README Profile
Builds your profile README in the browser and hands you the markdown. No account, no server, nothing stored anywhere.
Changelog Page
A changelog people actually read: grouped by release, breaking changes flagged, and every entry deep-linkable.
Side Project Showcase
For the maker with more finished things than a portfolio can hold. Featured work up top, everything else browsable and honest.
Solopreneur Hub
One home for a one-person business — the products, the public revenue, and the newsletter that ties them together.
Sprint 2 · Days 32–59
Food, Drink & Beauty
Pizzeria
Menu, hours, order button, in that order. Built for the pizzeria whose customers already know what they want.
Sushi Bar
Omakase means trusting the chef, so the site sells the chef. Bilingual throughout, seat booking, and no photograph of every roll.
Mexican Restaurant
Made fresh daily, call ahead, and a family story that is not decoration. Built for the counter rather than the tasting menu.
Vegan Restaurant
Plant-based without the lecture — one small garden to sixty covers, and food photographed as food.
Steakhouse
Forty-five days of dry-ageing is the entire pitch, so the page leads with it. Private dining, and a table booked in one tap.
Bakery
Baked this morning, gone by two. A daily menu, custom cake enquiries, and opening hours that tell people to come early.
Patisserie
French pâtisserie where the seasonal collection is the product. Special orders, the maître pâtissier, and restraint everywhere else.
Donut Shop
Today’s batch, and what already sold out. For the shop whose flavours rotate daily and whose customers check before they drive over.
Ice Cream Shop
Flavour of the day up top, the full case listed with dietary tags below, and pickup ordering. Built for a queue on a hot afternoon.
Juice Bar
Cold-press with the farms named. Cleanse programmes explained honestly, and a first order that takes under a minute.
Brewery
The tap list is the homepage, because it changes weekly. Taproom hours, tours, and the events that fill a Tuesday.
Wine Bar
Built for the bottles that never make a list. Small plates, unhurried pours, and a wine list that updates without a developer.
Cocktail Lounge
A room for the hours after midnight, and a site lit the same way. Cocktail list, DJ nights, and a guestlist worth joining.
Tea Room
Afternoon tea you reserve, and a collection worth reading about. Calm enough that the page feels like the room.
Brunch Spot
Brunch, bottomless mimosas, and a weekend waitlist — the three things that decide a Saturday morning.
Food Truck
You move; the site keeps up. This week's stops, today's menu, and a map — the three things a food-truck customer is ever looking for.
Catering Company
Events priced in packages so nobody has to guess. Past work, client words, and a proposal form that asks the questions that matter.
Personal Chef
Sample menus, how it actually works in your kitchen, and a consultation you can book. For the chef who cooks in other people's homes.
Hair Salon
A salon that prices its work in the open — cuts, colour, balayage — then shows the lookbook and the stylists behind it. Booking is one tap away.
Barbershop
Walk-ins welcome, and the page says so before anything else. Barbers, the work, hours — no booking funnel in the way.
Nail Salon
A lookbook that does the selling, a full price menu, and the hygiene standards clients quietly check for.
Day Spa
Rituals rather than treatments, day-retreat packages, and gift vouchers. Calm treated as a design constraint, not a mood board.
Massage Therapist
Six modalities explained by what they fix rather than what they are called, plus first-visit expectations so nobody arrives nervous.
Tattoo Studio
Three artists with three distinct portfolios, flash that is available now, and the hygiene section every serious collector reads.
Esthetician / Skincare
Ingredient-first skincare with before-and-afters that look real, and memberships for the clients who come every month.
Makeup Artist
Bridal-led portfolio where the looks carry the page. Occasion pricing, and everything a bride asks before she books.
Eyelash Studio
Every lash style shown side by side, aftercare that protects the work, and booking that never needs a phone call.
Nutritionist Clinic
Credentials up front, a free discovery call, and client results with numbers attached. Clinical nutrition, not wellness vibes.
Sprint 3 · Days 60–90
Fitness & Trade Services
Fitness Gym
Everything you need, nothing you don't — classes, trainers, plans, and a filterable timetable that answers 'when can I come'.
CrossFit Gym
Today's workout on the homepage, because that is what members open it for. An on-ramp for beginners, and coaches who still train.
Boxing Gym
For the gym where beginners and fighters share a room. Filterable schedule, coaches' real records, and pricing that doesn't need a phone call.
Yoga Studio
Six styles explained so a beginner can actually choose one, a filterable schedule, and a 30-day intro that lowers the first step.
Pilates Studio
Reformer-led, with certification treated as the floor rather than the pitch. Intro pricing, and the six principles spelled out.
Dance Studio
Five disciplines, teachers who still perform, and a showcase to work towards. Built around the timetable, because that is the product.
Climbing Gym
Route grades explained for people who do not know theirs yet. Sessions, coaching, and staff who are actually certified.
Martial Arts Dojo
Five disciplines and the belt progression laid out, so a parent or a beginner can see the whole path before signing anything.
Personal Trainer
One trainer, three ways to work together, and client results as numbers. The method is explained before the price.
Plumber
Built for the trade where the customer is already having a bad day. Emergency number always on screen, flat-rate pricing up front, service area spelled out.
Electrician
Licensed, flat-rate and reachable — the three things a homeowner checks before letting anyone near a panel.
HVAC Service
Answers the question HVAC customers actually have: repair or replace? A table by system age and repair cost, where four of six rows say keep it.
Roofer
Storm-damage roofing that leads with what was wrong in each photo, not the finished shingle. Materials compared, price known before step four.
House Painter
Colour you live with before a tin is opened. Six jobs with the exact colours used, and the four things that decide whether you still like it.
Carpenter
Built-ins for houses where nothing is square. Six pieces with what was out of true in each, and honest advice on when to buy instead.
General Contractor
Commercial fit-outs with the dates hit and every change order shown. Includes the section to read before you sign the lease.
Remodeling Contractor
Kitchen remodels measured in how long the family lived without a kitchen. What is behind a 1926 wall, and the dead fortnight in the middle.
Flooring Specialist
For the contractor who'd rather talk you out of hardwood in a basement than sell it to you. Real per-square-foot pricing, and a comparison that argues against itself.
Cleaning Service
Publishes the whole task checklist — every room against every tier, with the noes left in. The thing every cleaning complaint is actually about.
Window Cleaning
Six before-and-after pairs, each naming what was actually on the glass — salt, pollen, minerals, paint. Drawn in CSS, so no stock photos required.
Pest Control
A field guide with a threshold on every entry — half of them tell you not to treat yet, and one says the spider is fine where it is.
Landscaping
A twelve-month calendar you scroll sideways, with three months marked as needing nothing — and a landscaper willing to say so.
Tree Service
Built as the arborist report this trade actually produces — six findings with risk ratings, and two of them saying keep the tree.
Pool Service
An instrument panel of six water readings against their target bands — two deliberately out of range, because a panel where everything is green teaches nothing.
Pressure Washing
Seven surfaces, each pinned while its safe pressure scrolls past — and three of them saying never point a pressure washer at this.
Junk Removal
Black on safety yellow, priced by truck fraction — and it publishes where the junk actually goes, including the categories that always reach landfill.
Moving Company
Greys only, no accent colour — it spends its front page decoding the nine contract words that cost people money, starting with the free coverage that pays 60 cents a pound.
Locksmith
Brass on graphite, and a cross-tab at the centre of it: seven kinds of door hardware against the five ways doors actually get opened. Six of the seven rows lose to a kick, which is the argument.
Auto Repair
Instead of a services list, one customer car in full — 148,300 miles, sixteen entries, and the two repairs the shop recommended, watched get declined, and then had to do anyway for more.
Auto Detailing
Eight panels of one real car, each with its measured clear-coat depth on a live gauge — including the roof it refuses to polish and the door it can tell has been repainted.
Car Wash
A tariff board that prints the one number wash memberships never do — how many washes a month before the plan beats paying per visit, and when it does not.
Sprint 4 · Days 91–120
Photography, Film, Music
Wedding Photographer
Opens on a contact sheet instead of a slideshow — twelve frames of one roll with the three that were delivered ringed in grease pencil, so you watch the culling rather than read about it.
Portrait Photographer
A photographer’s page that opens on words instead of a picture — the things people say walking in, then six sittings showing what was said and what was done about it.
Commercial Photographer
Built around a working licence calculator — media, duration and territory, all twenty-seven prices on the page, and it computes with JavaScript switched off.
Fashion Photographer
Carries the full credit block on every frame — all nine people who made it — and lets you open what each shoot actually paid, including the one that lost $830.
Food Photographer
Organised by the clock rather than the gallery — every dish shown with the window it has before it stops photographing, from twenty-five minutes down to ninety seconds.
Product Photographer
Takes a single product hero apart pass by pass — thirty-four exposures blended into one frame — and prices a hero and a packshot as the different things they are.
Real Estate Photographer
Opens on a floor plan with eight numbered camera positions — the room, the lens and the reason for each corner — and refuses to shoot anything at fourteen millimetres.
Newborn Photographer
Says the thing the trade does not: the famous newborn poses are composites, a spotter’s hands are in every frame, and here is exactly how each one is built.
Pet Photographer
Inverts the usual portfolio: five things a photographer can ask an animal for against eight they cannot, and an honest section on the sessions booked when a dog is running out of time.
Event Photographer
A real run of show with every moment marked once-only, repeatable or stageable afterwards — four of the ten cannot be photographed twice, and that is the whole brief.
Cinematographer
One scene broken into twelve setups — lens, movement, take count and the seconds that survived — because a ninety-second reel is the best three seconds of forty jobs and tells you nothing about the day.
Videographer
A six-week project laid out day by day — and eleven of the twenty-eight working days are the studio waiting on the client, which is the only part of the schedule a client can actually shorten.
Filmmaker / Director
Publishes the whole submission ledger instead of a laurel wall — 41 festivals, 6 selections, 29 rejections and $1,590 in entry fees, because the laurels are just that list with 35 rows deleted.
Motion Designer
Prices the same change request at all six stages of a job — one hour at storyboard, forty-eight after render — which is the number clients only ever find out once it has already happened to them.
3D Artist
Seven checks worth demanding before you accept any 3D asset — topology, scale, pivots, UVs, naming, triangle budget, materials — each with a thirty-second way to verify it without owning 3D software.
Animator
Animation is the one craft where the client sees the worst version first, so this page sets out what a note may and may not be about at each of the four stages — and works out why twelve seconds is five weeks.
VFX Artist
Publishes the 307 hours of rig removal, sky replacement and set extension nobody noticed, then a table of what the camera department did on the day and what each decision costs in post.
Game Developer
Leads with the cut list rather than the screenshots — 40 features designed, 22 shipped, 18 cut with what each would have cost, plus a frame budget in real meter elements and three abandoned projects named.
Indie Game Landing
A store page that says who should skip the game — five reasons to buy beside five reasons not to, length and price in the hero, and an accessibility list that keeps its two partials and its one no.
Game Studio
A careers page with numbers on it — published salary bands, every crunch period in seven years with dates and whether it was paid, and five things the studio openly cannot offer you.
Music Producer
Splits “produced by” into the four jobs it actually covers and states which was done on every one of 23 records — then works out, line by line, that three royalty points can come to $2.85.
DJ
Publishes the whole technical rider with what breaks when each line is missing — only four of eleven are actually required — and three playable click tracks so “something upbeat” can become a number.
Singer-Songwriter
Twelve tour dates that each say seated or standing, solo or band, who is on before and when the headline actually walks on — plus what a $10 record leaves the artist.
Band / Musician
Publishes the band agreement — how songwriting splits, who owns the name, what a leaver keeps, and who decides — plus every former member with the reason they left.
Composer
A works catalogue with the column nobody publishes — how many times each piece has actually been played since its premiere, including the three that never have.
Voice Actor
Replaces “great range” with a casting bracket — what gets booked, what never gets cast, and the three role types to hire somebody else for — plus the booth measured rather than described.
Solo Podcaster
Publishes the number nobody publishes — how many listeners are still there past the mid-roll — beside the download figure it is half of, with every row stating the window and the standard it was measured under.
Voice-over Artist
Prices the licence rather than the read — one 45-second recording quoted at $455 and $3,665 in a transposed table where the session fee is the same row three times, over a usage matrix of media against territory.
Recording Studio
Answers the two questions a gear list never does — will we fit, and will it get up the stairs — with a to-scale floor plan, the same live room drawn three times with a band, a quartet and a choir in it, and the load-in measured at the landing.
Music Label
Publishes the calendar instead of the roster — 254 days from a finished master to a record in a shop, 144 of them a queue nobody controls, drawn as a lane chart and priced stage by stage against what moving it would cost.
Sprint 5 · Days 121–150
Designers & Studio Crafts
UX Designer
Publishes the attribution every case study hides — four projects against eight disciplines, each cell reading Led, Did, Helped or Not me, with the people who did the rest named, and outcomes that include two flat results and two nobody measured.
UI Designer
Builds the eight states a portfolio never shows — empty, loading, error, offline, denied, 4,182 rows, a 94-character name, 200% zoom — as live markup rather than screenshots, then audits six shipped products against all nine.
Brand Designer
Audits an identity eighteen months after delivery — ten rules, 2,566 real applications, how often each one held, and two rules deleted because the designer wrote them badly — with a live specimen page and no logo file anywhere.
Logo Designer
Publishes the half of the job nobody shows — 34 concepts down to one filed mark, four marks killed at search with what each collided with, the distinctiveness spectrum, and what registration really costs — and says twice that it is not legal advice.
Type Designer
Publishes the character set instead of another waterfall — language coverage in three states with every partial row naming the exact missing glyphs, and the twelve characters that decide a purchase rendered as live selectable text.
Illustrator
Draws one subject seven times — for newsprint at 0.4 pt, a two-colour risograph at ±1 mm, a 48-pixel icon, 4 mm embroidery, a billboard at 40 metres and a single-path vinyl cut — all of it live SVG, with the physical number that forced each one.
Comic / Manga Artist
Makes the archive the front page — nineteen chapters that all open, page count and reading direction on the row before the click, three marked places for a new reader to start, and a record of what posted each year including the seven months nothing did.
Tattoo Artist
Leads with placement instead of photographs — a body map of eight zones, the thinnest line each one will hold, what the ink does there over ten years, and flash drawn at the weight the zone demands rather than the weight that photographs well.
Calligrapher
Writes its own specimens — five hands swept from one set of skeletons by the nib each one specifies, so changing a pen angle changes the letters on the page, next to the envelope rates, the spares rule and printable guide sheets ruled from the same numbers.
Painter
Shows the two dates a gallery page hides — when a painting was finished, and when the oil has cured enough to leave the studio — with each canvas drawn at true scale.
Ceramicist
Runs on a kiln log instead of a shop grid — four firings, 45 pieces in and 40 out, and every fired dimension computed from the clay body’s own shrinkage rate.
Jewelry Designer
Publishes the pricing formula and its dated inputs — grams, fineness, the metal spot read on a stated day — instead of a price list that goes stale the moment it ships.
Fashion Designer
Built as the wholesale line sheet a boutique buyer actually orders from — style numbers, size runs, minimums, and both prices every garment carries.
Stylist
For the wardrobe stylist who gets rebooked on credits, not a photo grid: every look carries its full credit block and its due-back date.
Furniture Designer
For the designer-maker taking commissions: a to-scale shop drawing, the cut list it generates, and how much the finished top will move across a year.
Industrial Designer
For the product designer who sends a factory a DFM review, not a render: resin shrink, draft angles and a tolerance stack worked for one real snap-fit.
Architect
For the small practice whose clients decide on a drawing: a metric plan sheet, each project's net-to-gross area ratio, and fee stages with no invented dollar figure.
Interior Designer
For the residential designer who puts the money in writing: four fee models side by side, a markup disclosure, and an FF&E schedule showing trade cost and client price.
Set Designer
For the theatre designer whose model box has to survive a get-in: 1:25 made full size, the dock door every piece must clear, and a sightline check.
Costume Designer
For the costume designer who starts from the plot, not the sketch: every look by scene, and quick changes that add build and fitting hours on the schedule.
Floral Designer
For the studio florist who sells from the counter: a weekly market board, delivery cut-offs, and vase life counted from the farm rather than from the shop door.
Wedding Florist
Packages, gallery, inquiry.
Garden Designer
Projects, services, inquiry.
Landscape Architect
Projects, services, contact.
Color Specialist
Palettes, services, contact.
Hand Letterer
Work grid, commissions, classes.
Mural Artist
Gallery, commissions, process.
Sculptor
Gallery, exhibitions, contact.
Mixed Media Artist
Gallery, statement, prints.
Printmaker
Editions, shop, studio.
Sprint 6 · Days 151–180
Health, Medical, Wellness
Dentist Practice
Services, team, appointment.
Orthodontist
Treatments, before/after, consultation.
Pediatric Dentist
Kid-friendly tone, appointment.
Family Doctor
Services, team, appointment.
Pediatrician
Services, immunizations, appointment.
OB-GYN
Services, team, appointment.
Dermatologist
Treatments, team, appointment.
Optometrist
Services, frames, appointment.
Chiropractor
Services, team, appointment.
Physical Therapist
Services, conditions, appointment.
Acupuncturist
Services, philosophy, appointment.
Mental Health Therapist
Modalities, fees, intake form.
Psychologist
Services, fees, intake.
Couples Counselor
Services, fees, intake.
Holistic Practitioner
Services, modalities, booking.
Nutritionist / Dietitian
Services, packages, booking.
Wellness Center
Services, team, booking.
Medical Spa
Treatments, packages, booking.
Plastic Surgery Practice
Procedures, gallery, consult.
Veterinary Clinic
Services, team, appointment.
Animal Hospital
Emergency-prominent, services.
Independent Pharmacy
Services, refill, contact.
Telehealth Clinic
Services, booking, FAQ.
Mental Wellness App
SaaS landing variant.
Meditation App Landing
SaaS landing variant.
Sleep Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Fertility Clinic
Services, team, consult.
Postpartum Doula
Services, packages, booking.
Birth Doula
Services, packages, booking.
Lactation Consultant
Services, booking, FAQ.
Sprint 7 · Days 181–211
Legal, Financial, Property
Law Firm
Practice areas, attorneys, contact.
Personal Injury Lawyer
Case results, free consult.
Family Lawyer
Services, FAQ, consult.
Immigration Lawyer
Services, FAQ, consult.
Estate Planning Lawyer
Services, FAQ, consult.
Business Lawyer
Services, FAQ, consult.
Patent Attorney
Services, process, consult.
Real Estate Attorney
Services, contact.
Bankruptcy Attorney
Services, FAQ, consult.
Notary Public
Services, hours, contact.
Financial Advisor
Services, philosophy, consult.
Wealth Management Firm
Services, team, consult.
Accountant / CPA
Services, contact.
Tax Preparation
Services, scheduling.
Bookkeeper
Services, packages, contact.
Insurance Agent
Products, quote, contact.
Mortgage Broker
Products, calculator, contact.
Real Estate Agent
Listings, bio, contact.
Real Estate Agency
Listings grid, agents, contact.
Single Property Listing
Full-bleed gallery, floorplan, agent.
Property Manager
Services, properties, inquiry.
Vacation Rental
Gallery, amenities, booking.
Airbnb Host Page
Listings, host bio, reviews.
Bed & Breakfast
Rooms, gallery, booking.
Boutique Hotel
Rooms, dining, booking.
Hostel
Dorms, social, booking.
Cabin Rental
Gallery, amenities, booking.
Glamping Site
Gallery, amenities, booking.
Co-working Space
Plans, amenities, tour.
Co-living Space
Units, community, tour.
Event Venue
Capacity, gallery, inquiry.
Sprint 8 · Days 212–242
Education, Courses & Coaching
Online Course
Curriculum, instructor, enroll.
Cohort Course
Schedule, alumni, apply.
Bootcamp Landing
Outcomes, curriculum, apply.
University Department
Programs, faculty, news.
Private School
Programs, admissions, news.
Daycare / Preschool
Programs, staff, tour.
Kindergarten
Programs, staff, tour.
Tutoring Service
Subjects, tutors, schedule.
Music School
Programs, teachers, register.
Language School
Programs, levels, register.
Kids Coding School
Programs, instructors, register.
Art School / Class
Programs, gallery, register.
Driving School
Packages, schedule, register.
Cooking School
Classes, calendar, register.
Yoga Teacher Training
Schedule, faculty, apply.
Life Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Career Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Business Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Executive Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Productivity Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Fitness Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Nutrition Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Sales Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Public Speaking Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Music Teacher (Private)
Services, lessons, booking.
Academic Tutor
Subjects, rates, booking.
SAT / Test Prep
Courses, schedule, register.
ESL Tutor
Services, levels, booking.
Memory / Study Coach
Services, packages, booking.
Speech Therapist
Services, intake, contact.
Educational Resource Hub
Articles, downloads, newsletter.
Sprint 9 · Days 243–273
Events & Family Milestones
Tech Conference
Speakers, schedule, tickets, sponsors.
Music Festival
Lineup, schedule, tickets.
Film Festival
Selections, schedule, tickets.
Food Festival
Vendors, schedule, tickets.
Comic Convention
Guests, panels, tickets.
Industry Expo
Exhibitors, schedule, register.
Hackathon Landing
Schedule, sponsors, register.
Workshop Series
Sessions, calendar, register.
Meetup Landing
Events, RSVP, sponsors.
Wedding (Rustic)
Warm palette, RSVP.
Wedding (Minimal)
Typographic, RSVP.
Wedding (Luxe)
Editorial, RSVP.
Wedding Site (Full)
RSVP + registry + schedule + travel.
Engagement Announcement
Story, photos, save-the-date.
Save the Date
Single-page, dates, link to invite.
Baby Announcement
Single-page, photo, name.
Pregnancy Journal
Entries, gallery, due date.
Baby Shower Invitation
RSVP, registry, location.
Bridal Shower Invitation
RSVP, schedule, location.
Kids Birthday Party
RSVP, theme, location.
Sweet Sixteen
RSVP, theme, location.
Quinceañera
Story, RSVP, photos.
Bar / Bat Mitzvah
Story, RSVP, schedule.
Anniversary Site
Story, gallery, RSVP.
Memorial Site
Tributes, gallery, service info.
Celebration of Life
Story, gallery, service info.
Retirement Announcement
Story, RSVP, gift link.
Family Reunion
Schedule, RSVP, gallery.
Class Reunion
Schedule, RSVP, alumni list.
Corporate Retreat
Schedule, logistics, RSVP.
Gala / Fundraiser
Auction items, RSVP, sponsors.
Sprint 10 · Days 274–304
Content, Media & Creator Economy
Tech Blog
Articles, tags, RSS, dark mode.
Design Blog
Visual-led blog, MDX, tags.
Travel Blog
Destination archive, map, gallery.
Food Blog
Recipes, tags, schema.org Recipe.
Lifestyle Blog
Magazine layout, MDX.
Fashion Blog
Editorial, lookbook, MDX.
Beauty Blog
Reviews, tutorials, MDX.
Parenting Blog
Articles, archive, newsletter.
Finance Blog
Long-form, calculators, archive.
Gaming Blog
Reviews, news, archive.
Health & Fitness Blog
Articles, programs, newsletter.
DIY / Maker Blog
Projects, tutorials, archive.
Photography Blog
Long-form essays, gallery.
Substack-style Writer
Paid/free posts UI, newsletter.
Online Magazine
Sections, masthead, archive.
Online Zine
Issue archive, contributor pages.
Tech Podcast
Episodes, players, sponsors.
Interview Podcast
Episodes, guests archive.
True Crime Podcast
Episodes, cases, content warnings.
Comedy Podcast
Episodes, hosts, merch.
Multi-host Podcast
Episodes, hosts, schedule.
Podcast Network
Shows grid, hosts, sponsorship kit.
YouTube Channel Landing
Videos grid, schedule, contact.
Twitch Streamer Landing
Schedule, recent VODs, contact.
TikTok Creator Landing
Recent posts, contact, brand kit.
Discord Server Landing
Invite, rules, channels overview.
Patreon Creator Hub
Tiers, recent posts, FAQ.
Newsletter Network
List of newsletters, archive.
AI Tool Directory
Categorized list, search, submit.
AI Prompt Library
Categorized prompts, copy buttons.
Side Hustle Showcase
Projects, revenue, lessons.
Sprint 11 · Days 305–335
Independent Brands & Storefronts
Single-product Store
Hero product, story, buy.
Etsy Shop Showcase
Products grid, shop link, story.
Print-on-Demand Merch
Products, sizing, shop link.
Art Print Shop
Prints grid, sizes, shop link.
Digital Downloads Shop
Products, license, buy.
Stock Photo Shop
Categories, license, buy.
Course Shop
Courses grid, instructor, buy.
Ebook Author Shop
Books, samples, buy links.
T-Shirt Brand
Collections, lookbook, shop.
Sticker Shop
Products grid, shop link.
Stationery Brand
Products, story, shop.
Candle Brand
Collections, scents, shop.
Indie Skincare Maker
Ingredients, products, shop.
Coffee Bean Roaster
Origins, subscriptions, shop.
Tea Brand
Varieties, story, shop.
Hot Sauce Brand
Flavors, scoville chart, shop.
Honey / Preserves Brand
Products, story, shop.
Wine / Spirits Brand
Products, story, where to buy.
Jewelry Boutique
Collections, custom, shop.
Watch Brand
Collections, craftsmanship, shop.
Sunglasses Brand
Collections, lookbook, shop.
Bag / Accessory Brand
Collections, story, shop.
Independent Bookstore
Featured books, events, location.
Comic Shop
Releases, pull list, location.
Board Game Store
Featured games, events, location.
Record Shop
New arrivals, genres, location.
Antique Shop
Featured pieces, gallery, location.
Vintage Clothing Shop
Collections, gallery, location.
Plant Shop / Floristry
Products, care guides, shop.
Garden Center
Products, services, location.
Hardware Store
Services, departments, location.
Sprint 12 · Days 336–365
Civic, Travel, Seasonal & Capstone
Public Library
Hours, events, catalog link.
Art Museum
Exhibits, hours, tickets.
Science Museum
Exhibits, hours, tickets.
History Museum
Exhibits, hours, tickets.
Park / Nature Reserve
Trails, hours, donation.
Zoo / Aquarium
Animals, hours, tickets.
Tourist Info Center
Attractions, map, contact.
Chamber of Commerce
Members, events, join.
Church
Service times, sermons, give.
Mosque
Prayer times, programs, give.
Synagogue
Service times, programs, give.
Temple
Service times, programs, give.
Buddhist Meditation Center
Schedule, retreats, give.
Yoga Retreat
Retreats, accommodations, book.
Eco-Resort
Accommodations, sustainability, book.
Adventure Tour Company
Tours, schedule, book.
City Guide
Neighborhoods, eat/drink/do, map.
Travel Agency
Packages, destinations, contact.
Cruise Booking
Itineraries, ships, contact.
Surf School
Lessons, conditions, book.
Dive Shop
Courses, gear, book.
Ski Resort
Runs, lift status, tickets.
Crowdfunding Campaign
Story, goal, give.
Political Campaign (Local)
Bio, platform, donate.
Volunteer Organization
Programs, sign-up, donate.
Animal Rescue
Adoptable pets, donate, volunteer.
Environmental Nonprofit
Mission, impact, donate.
Black Friday Landing
Countdown, deals, signup.
Christmas / Holiday
Countdown, gift guide, signup.
Year in Review (Capstone)
365 templates shipped, gallery, what’s next.