Templates
A template is a complete site: its pages, its words, a colour preset and a font pairing, built from Frontage's section library. See them all on the Templates page.
The fifteen
- Lumen (SaaS product)
- Northwind Studio (agency or studio)
- Maya Lindqvist (portfolio)
- Halcyon Café (local business)
- Parallel Summit (event or launch)
- Tidewater Yoga (studio or classes)
- Riverbank Trust (nonprofit or community)
- Field Notes (online course)
- Tallyleaf (app launch)
- Hartwell & Reyes (professional services)
- Inès Moreau (photographer)
- The Long Table (podcast or newsletter)
- Keelwright Robotics (company or careers)
- Quarry Hill Physio (health or clinic)
- The Harbour Rooms (hotel or stay)
What you get
Each site is a Next.js 16 app styled with Tailwind CSS 4, in a Git repository of its own. The words are placeholders written for that kind of business: change them to yours in the editor.
Colours and fonts
Eight colour presets: Neutral, Paper, Ocean, Forest, Grape, Ember, Midnight and Mono. Six font pairings: Modern, Editorial, Grotesk, Classic, Friendly and Geometric. Switch either in the editor's Tokens tab and the whole site follows.
Sections
Templates are built from a library of 31 sections, among them heroes, feature grids, pricing tables, testimonials, timetables, menus, galleries, FAQs and contact forms. Add more from the editor's Insert tab.
Starting from a description instead
When you describe your business, AI plans the pages and writes the words using the same sections and presets, then asks you to check the brand before it builds the site. After that it is edited exactly like a template.