Project: no-code.supply (my own product) Role: Founder, Designer, Design Engineer Timeline: September 2026 Deliverables: Six website templates (HTML + React editions), the storefront, live demos, Polar checkout and delivery, a launch video

Most templates look good in the screenshot and fall apart when you open the code. Clients kept asking me for "something like a template, but done properly." So I made that: websites I'd be happy to hand over myself, sold ready to use.

Six templates at launch: Oda, Ferro Type, Aurel, Meridian Expeditions, Signal and Relay. They cover studios, brands, travel and SaaS. Each one has its own typography, palette and a signature interaction: Oda's timber cabin draws itself, and you can drag a sun study across it.

Every template comes in two editions:

HTML: unzip, open, online. No build step.

React: for teams already building in Next.js.

Both come with the same set of standards:

Zero third-party requests. Fonts are self-hosted and there are no trackers, so there's nothing to add to a cookie banner.

Accessible by default. Visible focus states, reduced-motion support, one clear heading structure.

AI-ready docs, so you can hand the project to Claude or Cursor and keep building.

Pricing is simple: $29 for HTML, $59 for React, $79 for both. All-Access is $169 and covers every template, both editions, and every future drop.

Six is just the start. Nine more templates are already in the works: a sleep coach app, a wood-fired restaurant, a creative-coding conference, an e-bike launch where the bike assembles itself and rides from day into night, and more. They arrive in drops.

All-Access buyers get every one of them at no extra cost. The price goes up as new templates ship, but once you're in, you keep what you paid.

I designed and built all of it using Claude Code, with 15 years of front-end and design experience setting the direction. The store is a fully static Next.js site with no server and no database. Polar handles checkout, VAT, receipts and file delivery. Templates are made in their own repo and exported straight into the store's catalog, so a new template gets its product page, live demo, share image and checkout link without any manual copying.

The launch video is built from the real pages, not mock-ups. Every page is filmed frame by frame on a paused clock, so each animation is captured exactly and rendered to a 60 fps film.

Six production-ready templates, each in two editions

A fast, static storefront with no third-party requests

Checkout, delivery and updates fully automated through Polar

A system that makes each new template quick to ship, with All-Access buyers getting it automatically

Nine more templates lined up for upcoming drops