Marketing page
Nav, hero, a two-column feature grid, stats, a closing call to action and a column footer — the shape a product page takes.
The bundle
Four starters, zero ceremony
Complete pages in one file each — open one, view source, and the
markup you see is everything there is. Save it as your own index.html, change the words,
and you are already live. Placeholder links are #; everything else is done.
Four files
Docs page
Nav, a contents rail that collapses under the article on a phone, breadcrumb, measured prose, a pager and a slim footer.
The bundle
Dashboard
Top nav, a section sidebar, stat cards, progress bars and a zebra table — the shell every admin surface starts from.
The bundle
Blog post
Nav, an article header, measured prose with a pull quote and a code block, prev-next cards and a slim footer.
The bundle
Starter or example?
Starters are skeletons: neutral words, placeholder links, made to be overwritten. The examples are the opposite — immersive pages with real-feeling content that show what the framework can do. Copy a starter when you are starting a page; read an example when you are deciding whether to.
Then make it yours
Compose only what you need from the module picker, restyle it on the playground, and ship the page with the same two stylesheets every starter links.