Business Website Templates — Static Portfolio

One shared system. Seven distinct businesses.

Every site below is built from the same underlying template — sticky nav, hero, services, gallery, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, and a validated contact form — then rebuilt with its own palette, type pairing, and a signature numbering device that fits its business, not a decorative numeral.

7Templates live

1Shared JS module

9Sections per site

19More on the roadmap

Architecture

One system, seven identities

Every new site starts from the same shared foundation and diverges on exactly two things: its visual tokens and its numbering device. Everything else — the behavior, the folder shape, the section order — stays identical so any site in the portfolio can be maintained the same way.

Shared, never duplicated

Every site imports this

assets/js/common.js — sticky nav, mobile menu, scroll reveal, FAQ accordion, form validation, back-to-top
The same 9-section layout order — hero → about → services → why us → gallery → testimonials → pricing → FAQ → contact
Identical data-* hooks (data-nav, data-reveal, data-faq-item…) so behavior never needs rewiring per site
The same folder shape: index.html, assets/css/style.css, assets/js/script.js, assets/images/favicon.svg

Unique per site

What actually changes

A 4–6 color token system and a distinct display/body type pairing
One signature numbering device grounded in the real business — a prescription stamp, a proof ticket, a room key, never an arbitrary 01/02/03
Copy, imagery, and pricing written for that specific business
assets/js/script.js — a one-line file that just calls TemplateCore.init()