Named for the beautiful Yakima valley in Washington state, this fully W3C compliant “XHTML 4.01 strict” template makes strong use of CSS to stylize basic and extended elements to provide a clean, attractive appearance for your website.
Light and airy, FruitPunch is an XHTML and CSS compliant template. The inspiration was a display at a local farmers market. Just goes to show that inspiration can be anywhere!
I built this one in about 2 hours, start to finish. The idea came after looking around at houses and plans on the interwebs, and checking out the plans of the structures.
Another fresh-baked, free CSS template called “The General”.
This handy little database contains interesting facts and observations for you to present to your site users. This is a backup file, created using MySQL dump 10.13, so you should be able to import this quite easily to your MySQL installation.
Just a little something I whipped up for a fictitious hosting company. Has spaces for price and package information, web 2.0 flavor (whatever that is!), and all the usual stuff.
Nice and clean two-column layout, with a parchment background. Lightweight CSS and HTML make for quick loads, with a classic look.
This is a super-clean template for a fictional law firm. This includes one main column, horizontal navigation, and three info boxes below the large picture up top.
This is a three-column template, very basic, no graphics. All CSS for look and feel, so your site can move quickly when demand is high.
This was a quick design for a fictitious company, and has actually been used by a real company, with great success. It was meant to demonstrate horizontal list items, like for navigation, as well as multiple columns within a page.