Landing
Hero, feature grid, terminal demo, FAQ, footer. Exactly the page you are looking at — it ships as the free template.
Fig. 01 — Launch kit for developer tools
Contents
01 Landing
02 Docs
03 Changelog
04 Pricing
Four pages, hand-built in plain HTML and CSS, for the moment your side
project needs a front door. No framework. No build step. No
node_modules. Open a file, change the words, deploy.
One-time payment · Unlimited projects · The page you are reading is the free template
Not a hero section and a promise. Real pages with real states — empty, long, short, broken-link, mobile.
Hero, feature grid, terminal demo, FAQ, footer. Exactly the page you are looking at — it ships as the free template.
Sticky sidebar, scroll-spy that tracks the section you are reading, copyable code blocks, prev/next footer. No JS framework.
Version spine with added / fixed / breaking tags, anchored releases so you can link a customer straight to #v1-2-0.
Three tiers, a comparison table that survives on a phone, and a billing FAQ. Wire it to Stripe, Gumroad, Paddle — your call.
Three files: one HTML page, one stylesheet, one 3 kB script. Nothing to install, nothing to audit, nothing that breaks in eighteen months.
Light and dark are both designed, not inverted. Follows the OS by default, remembers a manual override, degrades gracefully when storage is blocked.
Colour, type and rhythm live in CSS custom properties at the top of the stylesheet. Change six values and the whole kit is your brand.
Semantic landmarks, visible focus rings, prefers-reduced-motion honoured, contrast checked in both themes.
Static files. Drop them on GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, S3, or a Raspberry Pi in your cupboard. No runtime.
Commented, sectioned, and written by hand. You are meant to edit it, so it is written to be edited.
Step one
Unzip.
Step two
Open index.html and change the words.
Step three
There is no step three.
# no package manager was harmed $ unzip shipyard-1.0.0.zip $ cd shipyard $ python3 -m http.server 8080 ✓ Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8080 ✓ 4 pages · 0 dependencies · 0 s build
/* every colour in the kit resolves from here */ :root { --paper: #f4f1ea; /* page */ --ink: #16150f; /* body text */ --rule: #d8d2c4; /* hairlines */ --accent: #c9401a; /* your brand */ --display: "Archivo", sans-serif; --prose: "Newsreader", serif; }
Included
| Landing page | free |
| Docs page | pro |
| Changelog page | pro |
| Pricing page | pro |
| Commercial use | pro |
| Unlimited projects | pro |
$19
Paid once. Yours for every project you ever ship, including client work. Free updates to v1.x. No account, no seat count, no renewal email.
Instant download · Refunded on request, no questions
Yes. It is HTML and CSS, so the markup drops into a component, a layout, or a template with no translation layer. The stylesheet does not care what rendered the page.
No. The landing page is the complete template under MIT — it is the page you are reading right now. The paid kit adds the other three pages and the licence for client work.
Every v1.x release, at no extra cost, through the same download link.
Ask for a refund and it is refunded. There is no form and no conversation.