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”.
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.
I can’t speak for everyone, but I thoroughly enjoy working in my yard. Whether it is simply cutting the grass, weeding the garden, or fighting the sticker bush wars, for me there is nothing more zen than playing in the dirt and weeds.