QuickStart Web Templates

A collection of simple, adaptable starter templates for building websites from scratch.

🚀 About

This repository contains a growing set of HTML/CSS website starters — minimal, clean, and ready for rapid prototyping or client work. Each template is built with plain HTML/CSS (no frameworks or build steps required) so you can quickly modify and deploy.

These templates are ideal for:

• Freelancers who want to present multiple design options to clients.
• Beginners who want to study and adapt real layouts.
• Developers who need a fast starting point for static sites.
• Works great with my Website Tester

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📂 Structure

Each folder is a separate website style:

templates/
  classic-business/
  corporate-landing-cl/
  agency-starter-cl/
  consulting-pro/
  portfolio-pro/
  company-profile-pro/
  startup-launch-md/
  tech-saas-md/
  creative-showcase-md/
  minimal-portfolio/
  simple-landing/
  plain-blog/
  geocities-revival/
  corporate-xp/
  pixel-arcade/
index.html

• index.html at the repo root — shows a simple preview picker to browse each template in a live iframe.
• Each subfolder — one independent starter site with its own HTML/CSS.

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⚡ How to Use

1. Browse the previews Launch the repo on GitHub Pages or open index.html locally to see available templates.
2. Pick a starting point Copy one of the folders (e.g. modern-landing) into your own project.
3. Customize Edit the HTML, CSS, images, and text as needed. Each template is cleanly commented to make customization easy.
4. Deploy Push to your hosting service of choice (GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, etc.).

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🛠️ Requirements

• Just a web browser — no build tools or dependencies.
• A text editor for editing HTML/CSS.

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🧾 License

This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.

• ✅ Free to use, modify, and even include in proprietary projects.
• ⚠️ If you change any of the files in this repo and redistribute them, you must publish those changes under MPL 2.0 and keep the original attribution.

Please leave the author credit in HTML comments or documentation when possible — it helps others find and contribute.

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✨ Credits

Created & maintained by Nick Chiaravalle. If you use these templates, a star ⭐ on the repo is appreciated!