Templates — full sites and heroes
Templates are complete pages — either a standalone hero or a full landing page. As a prompt you get a single self-contained HTML file; as a source file you get a Next.js project.
A template is the whole thing: layout, motion, type, and the atmosphere that holds them together. Some are heroes for a page you already have; others are full landing pages you can ship once the copy is yours.
As a prompt, your AI rebuilds it as one self-contained HTML file — everything inline, nothing to install. As a source file you get a Next.js project, because templates carry a lot of motion and server-side rendering is what keeps a heavily animated page fast and crawlable.
Some templates still need optimisation for mobile performance and load speed. Next.js covers most of it out of the box — content ships in the initial HTML so crawlers index it without running animation JS, and heavy scenes can be client-side only so they never block first paint.
When to use it
When you need a whole page or a finished hero — a launch site, a product landing page, a portfolio front.