Plain HTML and CSS. No framework, no build step, no subscription. Dark on screen — and each pack does the right thing when you export: documents go clean black-on-white, decks keep their background. Everything below is the real thing running in your browser.
Nine documents: invoice, quote, receipt, credit note, delivery note, purchase order, timesheet, statement of account, and an EU reverse-charge invoice. VAT lines, IBAN fields, ageing buckets. Eight of the nine print to a single A4 page.
Three decks, 28 slides: investor pitch, client proposal, quarterly business review. Exports at exactly 297 × 167 mm — a true 16:9 frame with no letterboxing. Charts and timelines are hand-written CSS, no JavaScript anywhere.
Six application screens — sign in, dashboard, data table, settings, inbox, 404 — plus 50 dark themes on a nine-variable contract, so any theme drops into any screen. The dashboard chart is hand-written SVG, not a charting library.
A whole documentation site in plain HTML — nine pages with working client-side search, a light/dark toggle, copy buttons on every code block and an auto-generated on-this-page TOC. No framework, no build step, no static-site generator to learn.
Fifty themes for Obsidian, from the same palettes as the terminal and editor sets.
Full surface — code tokens, tags, callouts, graph view — not just a background colour.
The preview renders each theme from its real theme.css values.
Fifty palettes applied to the tools inside the terminal — starship prompt, bat syntax, delta diffs, fzf, btop and directory colours. 300 config files and one installer. The preview is drawn with each palette's real values.
Six documents a release needs — one-sheet, split sheet, track metadata, release plan, tech rider, press release. Dark on screen, clean black-on-white in the PDF, and every one fits a single A4 page.
Not a template — actual studio work on your track. Send stems or a finished mix and it comes back ready to release. Fixed price, booked and paid through PayPal.
Line, area, bars, donut, sparkline, heatmap calendar, ranked bars and stat tiles — CSS and inline SVG with about 6 KB of JavaScript. No charting library, no build step. Six colour tokens drive everything; the demo switches palettes live.
Empty states, skeleton loaders, banners and progress — the screens every app
needs and nobody designs. Pure CSS, no JavaScript, and every animation stops under
prefers-reduced-motion.
A naive contrast check compares every colour to the background — including the backgrounds — and buries the real failures in false positives. What the floors actually are, why classifying a colour by role matters, and the four-line fix that lifts a colour until it passes without losing its hue.
A coding agent pushed every project to a codex/ branch and never put
anything on main. Locally everything was fine; to a visitor the repositories were
blank pages. How to detect it across a whole account with one API call per repo, the fix that
is not a merge, and why wrong metadata is worse than none.
The marketing side: landing, docs, pricing, changelog, waitlist, résumé and more, with 50 themes. Separate demo site.