Centre Stage
Essential$69A confident opening, then service detail, a working process and the practical answers people ask before they commit. Built for a one-person agency.
Template library
Twenty-eight layouts, each a real composition you can recolour. Start a package from any of them, or licence one on its own and build it yourself. Essential templates are three strong pages; Business templates grow to five; Business + templates are bespoke, with their own header and motion.
A confident opening, then service detail, a working process and the practical answers people ask before they commit. Built for a one-person agency.
Your photo beside your promise, with services and a quote from a happy client.
One big photograph carries the page; text sits on top, gallery below.
An oversized serif masthead, ruled columns and a personal introduction. Three pages with the quiet confidence of a printed journal.
Bold colour, generous photographs and layered story cards. A warm three-page site for a solo practitioner working from a home studio.
A personal introduction card followed by a calm, readable guide to the practice and your first conversation.
Every drink and pastry on the cart photographed, priced and calorie-counted, with the hours and location above it. Built for phones.
A compact header over a wall of your work. The photos do the talking.
A diagonal colour band, a short pitch and three numbers that prove it.
Portrait and credentials on the left, approach and booking on the right.
A family-law office: an offset opener, a practice-area grid, a city bleed and fees that open when asked.
A community newsroom: a lead-story grid, tabbed topics, a volunteer timeline and pitch guidelines that open when asked.
An independent pottery shop: a seasonal bleed opener, a product grid, tabbed categories and policies that open when asked.
A physio clinic with five practitioners: a facts-in-the-hero opener, pinned treatments, tabbed team and a first-session timeline.
Oversized type, alternating case studies and a numbered process.
A dental practice with four clinicians: pinned services, tabbed treatments, a first-visit timeline and an FAQ that opens.
Gradient hero on dark, feature bento grid and pricing. Modern without being loud.
A dark, type-led stage for a music school: a hall hero, a band of numbers, and rooms for lessons and teachers. Five pages.
A neighbourhood restaurant: a full-width opener, pinned menu sections, an overlapping events panel and a booking FAQ.
Warm and unhurried, built for a multi-therapist practice: a pinned services list, a first-session timeline, tabbed fees and an FAQ that opens.
One project told across four pinned frames. Huge type, one accent, a header that fades in as you scroll.
A video loop in the hero, a marquee of class names and a full-screen menu. Loud in the right way.
Parallax plates on a dark room, a reservation button that never leaves the screen, and a tasting menu that reads like a poem.
A lookbook grid with crops chosen per screen, a collection that scrolls sideways, and a hairline header under a didone wordmark.
A production studio's site that actually plays: the opening clip fills the hero with the statement over it on a blurred panel, a grid of projects that open full-size with controls and sound, and an edit-suite band that keeps moving while the copy scrolls past it.
A podcast studio's site where the feed is the page: an episode list that plays through one player docked at the foot of the window, chapters that seek, and every episode's transcript a disclosure away.
A private-residence house's flagship: a drone loop behind the opening line, a house walked room by room as you scroll, a noon-to-nightfall slider, a floorplan you press to see each room, a narrated film, an audio tour and an ownership estimate a visitor can work.
Slow reveals, a treatment menu told as a pinned storyboard, and a header that condenses to a centred wordmark.
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