Design Studio
A website template for independent design studios showing services, selected work, studio writing and a FAQ, with contact details at the end of the homepage.
A warm, editorial template for a public museum, with one long home page holding the welcome, collection, exhibitions, journal pieces and a newsletter sign-up.
Signing up is free and comes with 50 credits. Give your business's name and details, and every page is rewritten for it before it is published.


Museum is a website template for these kinds of business: Museum, Gallery, Heritage centre, and Historic house.
This is a template for a public art and history museum, built so the building and its collection feel as inviting online as on the door. The home page opens with a wide hero, a quiet welcome, a slow marquee of dates and works, a collection overview with figures, a transition to exhibitions, a film band, journal pieces and a newsletter, all wrapped in a calm header and footer.
It suits a museum, gallery, historic house, heritage centre or similar institution that wants short, plain words and a clear path from welcome to planning a visit. Everything sits on that one long page, so a reader moves from a strong first image through what is on now and what to read, down to the address, the opening hours and a sign-up. A 404 page catches a link that no longer leads anywhere. Every page is static and ready to be rewritten with the institution's own name, address and opening hours.
Sign up free or sign in, then name your project. Signing up comes with 50 credits.
Only its name is needed. Add what it does, the email, phone, address and links you want on it, and anything else to say. A profile you leave out is taken off the site.
Keep its pictures as they are, or choose “Fit my business”: the pictures that show the other business's own things are replaced, found in the image library first, else drawn new.
Every page, its search details, structured data, legal pages and picture descriptions are rewritten for your business, then checked for any detail of the other business and for every section in its place. It goes live once, after the rewrite.
Making it yours holds 5 credits while it works and is charged for the work it takes; what it does not use goes back. Rather do it yourself? Choose “Copy it as it is”, then ask for changes in plain words.
It is built for a public art and history museum, but it works just as well for a gallery, heritage centre or historic house that wants plain words and a clear path down one long page.
It comes with a home page and a 404 page. The home page carries the welcome, collection overview, exhibitions, journal and newsletter, so a visitor reads their way down to the sign-up.
Yes. A newsletter form sits on the home page and keeps every entry so the institution can write to people who ask to hear from it.
The institution gives its name, address, opening hours and the visit details it wants shown. The page is then rewritten for that institution. Its own photographs can be kept, or new ones fitted to the same layout.
Yes. Later changes are asked for in plain words and carried out on the same template, so the institution grows the site without starting again.
Any plan, Free included. Free has room for one project and comes with 50 credits at sign-up. To publish it on your own domain, choose a paid plan, from Starter up.
Every word and detail that names the business it was made for: on every page, in its search details, structured data, legal pages and picture descriptions. Its layout, sections, styles and motion stay as they are.
Yes. Preview opens it in a new tab, page by page, as a visitor sees it. Its forms do not send there, since nobody would receive what is sent.
Your business's name, words and details on every page before it is published. The layout, sections and look stay as they are here.