Website Templates

Website Templates: Clean Designs for Every Platform & Website Type

Website templates help you launch (or refresh) a site faster with a proven structure: hero → key sections → proof → FAQs → contact CTA. Use this hub to browse website template categories by use case (agency, restaurant, portfolio, ecommerce) and by platform (Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, WordPress builders), so you can pick a clean layout and customize quickly—fonts, colors, spacing, and blocks—without starting from zero.

Why website templates work

Websites don’t win by looking “busy”—they win by making it obvious what you do, who it’s for, and what to do next. Templates solve the “what goes where” problem and give you a clean, conversion-ready structure you can customize fast.

  • Faster launch: publish core pages in days, not weeks.
  • More trust: clean spacing + proof blocks feel professional immediately.
  • Higher conversion: clearer CTAs and section order reduce hesitation.
  • Easy scaling: add pages without breaking the design system.

Website template categories (in the menu)

Browse website templates by use case—perfect for users who already know what type of site they want to build.

WordPress Templates

Layouts built for WordPress sites and content growth.

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Restaurant Website Templates

Menu-first designs with reservations and location CTAs.

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One-Page Website Templates

Single-page layouts for one offer, one CTA, fast conversion.

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Agency Website Templates

Service + case studies + process layouts for studios and teams.

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Small Business Website Templates

Clean service layouts for local companies and solo owners.

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Real Estate Website Templates

Listing-ready designs for agents, brokers, and agencies.

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Portfolio Website Templates

Minimal layouts to showcase work and drive inquiries.

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Ecommerce Website Templates

Storefront layouts for product brands and online shops.

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Platforms & builders (not in the menu)

Choose a platform first if you already build on Shopify/Wix/Squarespace/Webflow.

These pages are not in the header menu, but they’re important for SEO and for users who choose a platform first. Keep them linked here for a strong hub → spoke structure.

Business Website Templates

Lead-ready structures for services, agencies, and B2B sites.

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Shopify Templates

Store-ready layouts for product pages, collections, and promos.

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Wix Templates

Drag-and-drop designs for small businesses and creators.

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Squarespace Templates

Minimal, modern website styles that look premium.

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Webflow Templates

Designer-friendly structures for modern, clean websites.

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Elementor Templates

WordPress layouts and sections you can customize fast.

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Kadence Templates

Lightweight WordPress starter sites built for speed.

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Notion Templates

“Website-ish” creator systems: hubs, portfolios, landing pages.

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Quick checklist (choose the right template)

  • Start with the goal: leads, bookings, sales, or portfolio?
  • Pick one primary CTA: Book / Contact / Shop / Request quote.
  • Use proof early: testimonials, reviews, numbers, logos.
  • Keep sections scannable: short blocks and bullets beat walls of text.
  • Mobile spacing: calm whitespace feels premium and converts better.

Start with a clean style and customize the hero message and CTA first. Consistency matters more than perfect design.

Modern Website Templates

Clean layouts with strong typography and clear section hierarchy.

Best for: brands and service businesses.

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Minimal Website Templates

Calm, premium designs that look polished on mobile.

Best for: portfolios and studios.

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Website Banner Templates

Hero headers and promo banners for fast site refreshes.

Best for: quick conversion upgrades.

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Landing-First Layouts

Offer-focused pages with proof, FAQ, and one CTA.

Best for: ads and Pinterest traffic.

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FAQ

What pages should a website template include?

At minimum, your site should answer: what you do, who it’s for, why trust you, and how to start. A clean template usually includes a homepage, a services/work page, and a contact CTA.

Should I choose a platform first or a design first?

If you already use a platform (Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress), choose platform first. If you’re still deciding, pick a use-case category (portfolio, agency, ecommerce) and then match it to a platform.

Next step

Pick one category above, choose a clean style, and customize the hero headline + CTA first. Then add proof (reviews, results) and a simple process. When your site is easy to scan and easy to trust, conversions go up.

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