SAVED WEBSITE PARTS / REAL SOURCE CODE
Pick the style. 18 parts from seven saved template/component sources, alongside your 12 HyperUI components. New: restaurant navigation, cards, café sections, an FAQ and BSD-licensed Pure controls. Choose a part and a style, open its preview, then copy or download the code.
Try: “Neumorphism overall, with this article layout and that project card.” We adapt the parts to share colours, typography and spacing.
Already built. Clearly sourced. The shelf contains eighteen isolated template/CSS parts and twelve HyperUI components. Library intake does not approve a template for a client design. Each keeps its author, licence and source. Downloads include styling and permitted sample media, so you can open them without installing a framework.
FAQs expand and collapse. Hover effects are optional. Links and signup forms give sample feedback; connect your own destinations and delivery service before using them for a business. No sound, trackers or remote image requests.
Adaptations: our existing CC0 sample photograph replaces upstream images and a system font replaces the remote font; keyboard and touch access, reduced-motion support and demo feedback added. Source copy remains sample content.
Read HyperUI’s MIT licence When combining parts, we match their typography, colours, spacing and controls. Standalone previews include their own theme CSS; we adapt the relevant rules into the chosen website rather than loading several whole themes together. Want other styles? daisyUI · Bootstrap examples · shadcn/ui blocks . These open their own catalogues. Saved parts above already have local source. MIT and BSD parts keep their respective licence texts and notices. Apache-licensed React/Web Component options are saved as source collections in the research record, with their setup requirements; they are not standalone previews here. Template downloads include their template licence and bundled CSS notices; the full original archives need a separate asset and dependency review before client launch.
More source options beyond MIT Carbon: buttons, tiles and navigation — Apache-2.0; selected React sources saved locally, needs React and Carbon styling. Material Web: menus, fields and controls — Apache-2.0; source collection saved, needs its component dependencies; publisher marks it in maintenance mode. These are source options, not installed or runnable standalone previews. Pure’s BSD-3-Clause parts are already available above.