The MRHTML template collection
25 distinct designs.
A fresh place to start.
Original portfolios, journals, dashboards, business sites, and community spaces, made with plain HTML, CSS, and a little JavaScript. Preview a design, download every file, and make it yours.
01 / Portfolios
A place for your best work.
Four distinct approaches to presenting a practice, a creative portfolio, frontend case studies, or open-source software.
02 / Journals
Stories with their own rhythm.
An unhurried literary journal and a visual notebook for the outdoors.
03 / Landing pages
Give your next idea a home.
A focused software introduction and a grounded service-business landing page.
04 / Places & hospitality
Make a place feel worth exploring.
Editorial architecture, a restaurant menu, a boutique stay, and fictional property listings. Photography and useful details give each place its own character.
05 / Products & services
Show the care behind the work.
An artisan lookbook and a practical home-services site, with room for materials, process, and useful inquiries.
Forma Goods
Product catalogConsidered objects, presented with a quieter presence.
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06 / Learning & publishing
Bring people into an idea.
A conference agenda, a thoughtful course, clear documentation, and a transcript-first podcast. Make information easier to explore.
07 / Health, movement & care
Make the everyday details clear.
Clinic information, a studio class schedule, and a salon service menu. Useful local interactions with clear boundaries around bookings and personal data.
08 / Work & community
Give useful information a place.
A studio dashboard, a local directory, a volunteer organization, and a careers board. Explore fictional sample data with filters, lists, and clear next steps.
Open the files. Make them yours.
Each ZIP includes the same HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and local assets
used in its preview, plus a README, an asset record, and an MIT
license for the original code. Open index.html directly
in your browser. No package install or build step is needed.
These are static starting points with fictional sample content. Contact, signup, booking, and payment services are not connected. Photo-based templates include their individual sources and separate photo license details.