Mission Manual: a retro-futuristic portfolio template for developers who want their work to do the talking.
Projects swing into view as you scroll, stats roll in like odometers, and a live status readout shows you're online. Every project gets its numbers, its decisions and its own case-study page.
Built with Astro 5 + Tailwind CSS v4. Fast, accessible, and yours to edit in minutes.
Cutwave is a premium festival & event website theme built with Astro 6. It ships as a static frontend — no CMS or payment provider locked in — so agencies and freelancers can brand it, connect their own stack, and deploy anywhere.
The visual language is a high-energy collage / scrapbook system: rotated cutouts, sticker CTAs, expressive display type, cream card sections, and intentional home-page motion (GSAP + Lenis).
Who it’s for
Festival, rave, conference, and cultural-event organizers
Agencies building one-off event microsites for clients
Freelancers who need a distinctive Astro starter that isn’t another SaaS landing page
What’s included
Pages
Home (collage hero + motion stack)
Alternate home demo (/demos/alt)
Spanish locale demo home (/es/)
Lineup + artist detail
Schedule (two-day timeline)
Experiences
News / blog index + post
Gallery + accessible lightbox
Location (venue + map hook)
Tickets (picker UI → checkout integration hook)
Contact, FAQ, Privacy, Terms
Styleguide (live tokens & components)
Custom 404
UI & UX
Slim sticky nav with Home variants dropdown + Mega Menu (pages & components)
Mobile drawer / accordion
Design tokens in CSS (colors, type buckets, spacing)
Demo assets (replace before production — see CREDITS.md)
License (summary)
Commercial proprietary license by USG STUDIO.
One production project per purchase. No redistribution or resale of the template.
See LICENSE in the package for full terms.
Love the playful visuals and bold typography! The ticket builder looks easy to use too. Nice balance between a fun festival vibe and a practical booking experience.
The dark theme and gradients look great together! One suggestion: the text inside the dashboard feels a bit too small. Improving readability would make the overall experience stronger.