Folio
A personal practice with an editorial introduction, a compact background column, services and a writing index.
A website of your own
Different work.
Different ways to show it.
28 themes for writing, photographs, personal sites and independent businesses. These previews use example content. Your words, photographs and details make the site yours.
28 themes
Practice
A calm consulting-room layout with areas of practice, clear credentials, contact details and an optional appointment link.
Petal
An intimate beauty studio: a framed introduction, a treatment menu and a quiet appointment invitation.
Contour
A precise aesthetics practice with a consultation panel, numbered treatments and clear practitioner information.
Cut
A bold salon front page with a typographic masthead, compact price list and an appointment rail.
Still
A spacious wellness practice with a centred opening, session cards and a quiet reading list.
Office
A consulting desk with a two-column introduction, structured service index and recent writing.
Portrait
A personal calling card with a large nameplate, short biography, selected work and a compact journal.
Observatory
The house style: near-black canvas, teal-to-violet accents and a fine grotesque. Calm, technical, and the default.
Ledger
Ruled off-white paper with a disciplined grotesque and hairline rules. Reads like a well-kept notebook.
Air
Maximum whitespace, a single soft-blue accent and quiet type. Nothing on the page you didn't ask for.
Blueprint Workshop
A working drafting table: gridded plans, numbered project sheets, specifications and cool cyan linework.
Broadsheet
A proper newspaper: a towering serif masthead, multi-column index with column rules and a drop-cap lede.
Journal
Stark black-on-cream, an oversized display serif and italic datelines. An unhurried literary quarterly.
Kiosk
A working newsstand: one lead story, smaller illustrated headlines, article summaries and instant search.
Desert Archive
A panoramic field journal with a sunlit horizon, horizontal folios and route-based story navigation.
Neon
After-dark and electric , inky violet-black, glowing cyan and magenta, and type that hums.
Zine
Photocopied punk: high-contrast paper, one screaming spot colour, cut-and-paste rules and heavy caps.
Scrapbook
A warm pinboard of real photos, excerpts and topic annotations. Paper details without invented endorsements.
Woodland Chronicle
An organic story trail with a layered canopy, featured clearing, branching chronology and botanical details.
Doodle
Your notebook, but online: squared paper, biro-blue ink, highlighter swipes and hand-drawn arrows. Annotate everything.
Rocket
Mission-control console: telemetry rules, stencilled mission numbers and countdown date badges. All systems go.
Pixel
Cosy retro-handheld: a chunky pixel wordmark, soft daylight palette, sprite accents and an XP-bar reading strip.
Comic
Manga energy: screen-tone halftones, a dynamic panel grid and speech-bubble headlines. Every post a splash page.
Field Atlas
A cartographer's table with topographic contours, coordinate-led records and a colour-keyed field legend.
Darkroom
A photography exhibition: real uploaded photographs on a quiet lightbox, followed by a compact index of text-only notes.
Contact Sheet
A dense photographic proof sheet with real post images, frame numbers and a separate caption log. Text-only entries use numbered plates.
Postcards
An illustrated correspondence: alternating photograph-and-letter spreads, postmarked dates and a readable archive. Replaces the old scattered photo pile.
Choose a theme in the editor’s site settings. The article previews use the same example and default reading surface, so you can compare the surrounding typography and navigation. Posts also have six reading surfaces of their own. Decorative glyphs adapt to the selected theme and reading surface; choose None in the post editor for a simpler title. Existing websites show the themes installed in their repository. Booking calendars require a booking account; paid appointments require a connected payment account.