Website templates

Release notes as a dated feed — what's new, newest first, with RSS.

Reference-manual energy: category cards, a wikilink sidebar, Ask as search.

The SaaS launch look: pill, big claim, framed product shot.

Calm dark gradients over a classic story — serious without shouting.

Plain monochrome feed — every release reads as a document, no decoration.

Dark background, green-tinted code blocks — a natural home for CLI tools.

Dark quiet background, easy on the eyes for support centers that run around the clock.

Mono chips, typed eyebrow, zero hype — built for developer tools.

Stark, trustworthy type for practices that sell judgment.

Ask-first support that deflects tickets — pinned popular articles up top.

Full cinematic treatment — staggered reveals and an offer stack.

Quiet dark authority with a classic, proof-led flow.

Warm serif type for product teams whose changelog is part of the story.

The same structured reference experience, warm serif type instead of mono.

Ask-first layout with warm, unhurried type — for support that feels like a person.

Dark, loud, numbers-forward — for coached training.

Product-first: framed mockup, plain capabilities, fast checkout energy.

Sharp dark contrast for crews that compete on competence.

Warm, editorial, and around the corner — hours and menu front and center.

Editorial oversized type and a story-driven flow for studios.

Soft, warm, unhurried — leads with the pain it relieves.

Licensed-and-insured energy: quote button, hours, warranty.

Warm editorial for writers and one-person businesses.