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Classic website templates, without the scroll choreography

18 templates built the ordinary way: a hero, real sections, a horizontal rail you can drag or arrow through, and a contact form at the end. Things animate as they come into view. Nothing is driven by where the scrollbar is, and no 3D library is loaded.

That is a deliberate choice rather than a limitation. A scroll-driven scene is an argument for a product with nothing photogenic to show. An estate agency with fourteen neighbourhoods and a listing grid is better served by a page that loads quickly, reads plainly, and puts the search where the visitor already expects to find it.

What you are choosing between

Counted from the catalogue.

Classic
18

Conventional pages. Reveal animation, horizontal rails, and layouts a visitor has used a hundred times before without having to learn them.

Working tools, not mock-ups
5

Run a real filter, basket or finance calculator against the content on the page. Nothing on them is a screenshot of an interface.

One file, images included
18

The photography is embedded in the document rather than sitting in a folder beside it, so there is nothing to upload separately and nothing to break by moving it.

7 are built on a light ground and 9 on a dark one, which is worth knowing before you shortlist: the two do not photograph the same way in a deck, and changing one into the other is more work than changing an accent colour.

About the contact forms

Every form on these templates validates its fields and shows proper error and success states — and submits nowhere. There is no server behind them. Connecting one to your inbox, a form service or your own backend is a small job for whoever deploys the site, and it is the first thing to do after licensing. The filters, baskets and calculators are a different matter: those run in the page and work as they appear to.

Where these get used

E-commerce · 4 templates

Product ranges with filters that actually narrow the grid and a basket that totals in place. The commonest use: a catalogue small enough to show whole, where the job is to make choosing easy rather than to impress.

Travel & Tourism · 3 templates

Itineraries, departures and seasons — content with dates attached, where a visitor is comparing two operators rather than being persuaded that travel is nice.

Automotive · 2 templates

One for a workshop selling craft and scarcity, one for a marketplace selling inspection data. Opposite ends of the same industry, and useful to show side by side.

Hospitality · 2 templates

Rooms and stays, pitched at the guest in one case and the owner in the other. Enquiry forms rather than booking engines — see the FAQ below on what that means.

Interior Design · 2 templates

Method-led studio pages, for practices whose argument is how they work rather than a gallery of finished rooms.

Real Estate · 2 templates

Listing grids with a search that stays where you left it. Both of these run their filters for real, because a property search that only looks like one is the fastest way to lose a viewing.

Single templates also cover agency (Prism — Presentation Design Studio), legal (Ardenwell — Advocates and Counsel) and technology (Abyssal — Subsea Camera Systems). The industry names the copy that ships in the demo, and copy is the easiest thing to change — so read them as worked examples rather than limits.

All 18 classic templates

In the catalogue’s running order. Every card opens a live demo.

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    Forge — Bespoke Motorcycle Atelier

    Formynex StudioAutomotive
    Details
    • Automotive
    • Dark Mode
    • Editorial
  • Premium

    Meridian — Expedition Travel Journal

    Formynex StudioTravel & Tourism
    Details
    • Travel & Tourism
    • Editorial
    • Glassmorphism
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    Larkfield — Residential Estate Agency

    Formynex StudioReal Estate
    Details
    • Real Estate
    • Light Mode
    • Search & Filter
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    Verdant — Biophilic Interior Studio

    Formynex StudioInterior Design
    Details
    • Interior Design
    • Editorial
    • Light Mode
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    Outlands — Expedition Equipment

    Formynex StudioE-commerce
    Details
    • E-commerce
    • Dark Mode
    • Swiss Grid
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    Abyssal — Subsea Camera Systems

    Formynex StudioTechnology
    Details
    • Technology
    • Dark Mode
    • Technical
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    Ardenwell — Advocates and Counsel

    Formynex StudioLegal
    Details
    • Legal
    • Professional Services
    • Serif
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    Lakeholm — Lakeside Rental Management

    Formynex StudioHospitality
    Details
    • Hospitality
    • Real Estate
    • Dark Mode
  • Premium

    Rootwell — Organic Grocery Delivery

    Formynex StudioE-commerce
    Details
    • E-commerce
    • Light Mode
    • Search & Filter
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    Motorhouse — Used Car Marketplace

    Formynex StudioAutomotive
    Details
    • Automotive
    • Marketplace
    • Dark Mode
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    Kittiwake — Coastal Boat Excursions

    Formynex StudioTravel & Tourism
    Details
    • Travel & Tourism
    • SVG
    • Light Mode
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    Latitude — Commercial Property Marketplace

    Formynex StudioReal Estate
    Details
    • Real Estate
    • Marketplace
    • Light Mode
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    Canopy — Office Plantscaping

    Formynex StudioInterior Design
    Details
    • Interior Design
    • Dark Mode
    • Services
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    Provisio — Gourmet Pantry Market

    Formynex StudioE-commerce
    Details
    • E-commerce
    • Editorial
    • Light Mode
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    Prism — Presentation Design Studio

    Formynex StudioAgency
    Details
    • Agency
    • Dark Mode
    • Gradient
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    Saltgrove — Boutique Hotel

    Formynex StudioHospitality
    Details
    • Hospitality
    • Editorial
    • Light Mode
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    Coldline — Guided Winter Treks

    Formynex StudioTravel & Tourism
    Details
    • Travel & Tourism
    • Dark Mode
    • Condensed Type
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    Wildroot — Botanical Drinks

    Formynex StudioE-commerce
    Details
    • E-commerce
    • Glassmorphism
    • Product

Motion, accessibility and performance

All 18 respond to the operating system’s reduce motion setting by standing down their reveal animations and smooth scrolling. The horizontal rails stay usable either way and can be driven with the arrow keys as well as by dragging, so nothing on these pages is reachable only by a gesture.

These are lighter than the scroll-driven half of the catalogue — no 3D library, no per-frame rendering — but each document carries its own photography inline, so the first request is larger than a page that fetches images separately. We publish no benchmark figures because we have not measured these in the field. Every demo is public: open one on the hardware your visitors actually use. What animation actually costs a page goes through the three mechanisms and what to check on any template before you license it.

Before you buy

How are these different from the rest of the catalogue?
The motion. Everything else on Formynex is built around scroll choreography — a scene that advances as you move down the page, and in some cases real 3D geometry drawn by the browser. These 18 are conventional pages: a hero, sections, a horizontal rail you can drag or arrow through, and a contact form. Things animate as they come into view, which is a different and much cheaper promise than a scene that answers the scroll position.
Does that make them the lesser option?
For a lot of sites it makes them the right one. A scroll-driven scene is an argument for a product that has nothing photogenic to show; an estate agency with fourteen neighbourhoods and a listing grid is better served by a page that loads fast, reads plainly and puts the search where the visitor expects it. Pick by what the site has to do, not by which template moves more.
Do the forms and filters actually work?
The filters do. 5 of these templates run a real filter, basket or calculator against the content on the page — the chips narrow the grid, the totals recalculate, and nothing is faked with a screenshot. The contact forms are a different matter: they validate, show error and success states, and submit nowhere. There is no server behind them. Wiring one to your inbox, a form service or your own backend is a small job for whoever deploys the site, and it is the first thing to do after licensing.
What do I actually receive?
All of them arrive as a single HTML file with no build step and no package install. The photography is already embedded in the document rather than sitting in a folder beside it, so there is nothing to upload separately and nothing to break by moving the file. You open it in an editor, change the words, colours and pictures, and put it anywhere that serves a static file.
Which industries are covered?
9 at the moment: e-commerce (4), travel & tourism (3), automotive (2), hospitality (2), interior design (2), real estate (2), agency (1), legal (1), technology (1). The industry names the copy that ships in the demo, and copy is the easiest thing in a template to change — so read them as worked examples of a layout rather than as limits on who it suits.
Will they work on a phone, and do they respect reduced motion?
Yes to both, and every demo here is public and unlocked so you can check the first claim yourself rather than take ours. All 18 respond to the operating system's reduce-motion setting by standing down their reveal animations and smooth scrolling. The horizontal rails stay usable either way, and they can be driven with the arrow keys as well as by dragging.
What does one cost?
Each template is sold one to one rather than through a checkout, so price, licence and any customisation are agreed directly. Open the template you want and use the contact link on its page, and say which one you mean.

Want the other half? The 3D collection covers the templates that build depth in the browser, or browse the full catalogue where these 18 sit alongside everything else.