Studio
33 sites, each built to be felt rather than read. Open any of them — they are real working pages, not screenshots, and every one is a single hand-written HTML file with no framework behind it.
Most small-business sites are a template with the owner’s photos dropped in. These are the opposite: a gunsmith gets a cyanotype drafting plate that draws itself in a draughtsman’s order, a laundromat gets a machine board whose timers actually tick, a record shop gets a platter spinning at true 33⅓ with a needle you can drop. The motion carries information about the trade, so the site feels like the business instead of decorating it.
Each one is deliberately one file. That means it loads fast, it can be hosted anywhere for pennies, and there is no framework to rot underneath it in two years. If you want one of these adapted to your business — your name, your photos, your prices — say what you do and I will tell you which of these is the right starting point.
- Pieces
- 33
- Frameworks
- 0
- Whole catalogue
- 1 MB
- Build step
- None
Local trades & service businesses
Food & hospitality
Shops & collections
Software & product
Editorial, studio & atmosphere
Every business, product, person and price in these demos is invented. Nothing here is a real company, and no logo belongs to anyone — they exist to show what the motion does, so the only thing you are judging is the craft.