DESIGN BRAIN

DESIGN SOURCE MAP

Sections & components

Start with a whole site, a coded component, an editable design file or a visual reference. Then adapt only what fits the actual project.

Interaction previews

Browse the stills or open a live demo to try the interaction.

Navigation reveal

Live demo

Card highlight

Live demo

Tab switch

Live demo

START BY SOURCE TYPE

Where to find designs

Local means already saved here. Reusable code still needs the right stack and notices. Platform may require that builder or account. Reference-only means study the idea, not copy the site.

COMMON WEBSITE PARTS

Search the component index.

This is a broad practical map, not a claim that web design has a final number of components. Search a name, then use that group’s “Look in” links.

Saved library source packs

Ten retained collections, with actual source downloads and applicable terms. Local previews use saved vendor code with small demonstration wrappers. GSAP, Animate.css and Hover.css have their own terms; the remaining seven listed cores are MIT. Published Motion/Bulma packages are retained rather than their larger documentation repositories.

Start with your saved websites.

Yes—we can recreate these layouts with our own content. These are real saved references, not downloadable company templates. Recreate one first, then make it ours.

Product-led · Apple

Study the product-first opening, clear headline hierarchy and generous space.

Open saved study ↗Original website ↗

Colour-led · Stripe

Study the headline, colour-framed composition and clear supporting actions.

Open saved study ↗Original website ↗

Content-led · Spotify

Study the content groups, cards and navigation. This is an app interface, not a storefront template.

Open saved study ↗Original website ↗

Copy a brief, then paste it into our chat. No company source code is copied.

Browse all saved website pictures ↗ · Browse all company studies ↗

Use the layout ideas with our own identity, copy and permitted artwork. Original screenshots remain private study material; a saved company website is not reusable company code.

Shopify & other website templates.

Platform-specific starting points, separate from the company references above. Candidates—not approved designs. None installed; no account or purchase made.

Other saved code bases · optional, not our chosen look

The earlier Editorial and Clean Blog examples remain references only. Multiverse was rejected and removed from this shortlist.

Actual Start Bootstrap Clean Blog demo with a large photo-led title and single-column story list

Clean Blog · Start Bootstrap

HTML / Bootstrap 5 · Free MIT code.

Study: large photo-led header and readable post hierarchy. Preserve MIT notices and review older dependencies before use. Contact form needs its own configured delivery service; sample media is separate.

Live demo ↗Source code ↗Licence ↗
Saved here means previews, source links and reuse notes—not a downloaded source-code archive. Template code licences do not automatically clear photos, logos or copy. We recreate one reference at a time before combining; no template changes Al Basri or Growly.

Need another platform? Shopify themes ↗, WordPress themes ↗ and Figma design templates ↗ are discovery directories, not selected or installed themes. Figma files are not necessarily working websites.

These libraries’ linked core code licences allow reuse with their required notices. Photos, brand assets, paid templates and add-ons are separate. They are starting points, not automatic approval of the default style. No libraries have been installed here.

Card designs

Open a picture for its unchanged full-size capture, or visit the official demo and code.

Actual daisyUI documentation viewport showing the shoe card, body copy and action button

daisyUI

Image, copy and actions; variants include side-image, image-overlay, pricing and selectable cards. Tailwind-based, not a drop-in dependency for our native Design Brain.

Official demos & code ↗MIT licence ↗

Buttons & calls to action

A call to action is the next useful thing you want someone to do. A button is one way to present it.

Forms & enquiries

Form components cover inputs and feedback. They do not automatically send messages, save customers or create a CRM.

Form documentation inspected as a source; no real customer information entered or submitted.

Calendars & booking UI

Different jobs: browse a month, plan a week, or choose an available appointment slot.

Footers

The bottom of a page: supporting navigation, contact information and required links.

Service websites & workflows

Use components together for a service business. A nice interface is only one part of a working system.

This is a component/source route, not an installed booking service, calendar integration or automated follow-up system. No accounts connected or paid services purchased.

Sources checked 14 October 2026. The daisyUI/Mantine card and Bootstrap header/footer renders were visually inspected; other catalogue links are not claims that every demo was tested. Full-context images are preserved, not upscaled. Core code licences do not clear all sample media. Pico CSS was excluded from new-project recommendations because its official documentation now states it is unmaintained.