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Show HN: Free HTML/CSS Landing Page Templates Without JavaScript

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Re: Show HN: Free HTML/CSS Landing Page Templates Without JavaScript

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Thanks for this, I want a unique design for my landing page https://makepostsell.com - would you suggest a custom design or using the free one?

Glad you like it! If you want a unique design for your landing page, I suggest a custom design. You'll get Figma and HTML/CSS/JS files. Email me at: studio@uisual.com. Thanks, Russell!

Re: Show HN: Free HTML/CSS Landing Page Templates Without JavaScript

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Uisual ( https://uisual.com ) is free and plain HTML/CSS landing page templates for startups. No JS. You can use them to launch your app, ebook, extension, etc. I'm planning to add more designs, a design a week. There will be pricing section, testimonial section, etc. But for now, only 3 templates. Let me know what you think.

Thanks for doing it. Liked the strategy and style of marketing.

Re: Show HN: Free HTML/CSS Landing Page Templates Without JavaScript

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Will you have any options without CSS?

For what reason would you want that? Furthermore, what design choices could even be made that don't use CSS? Choosing to put the nav bar below or above the h1?

The purpose is to standardize web pages and get page size down to an absolute minimum. This is for a service that only has a few kilobits per second of download speed.

Re: Show HN: Free HTML/CSS Landing Page Templates Without JavaScript

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It looks black and white on my screen. Do you use colors for your other designs ?

Every templates are just black and white. Think of it as a wireframe. You customize it yourself. Add background colors, box shadows, gradients, etc. Play around, make it yours.

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Re: Show HN: Free HTML/CSS Landing Page Templates Without JavaScript

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

For what reason would you want that? Furthermore, what design choices could even be made that don't use CSS? Choosing to put the nav bar below or above the h1?

The purpose is to standardize web pages and get page size down to an absolute minimum. This is for a service that only has a few kilobits per second of download speed.

you still need styles to get something decently nice, so using inline CSS attributes? the size is likely larger then due to repetitions
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