Common Ground

Inside the design

Editorial serif headings, numbered profiles, small architectural drawings, and a folded-poster-style hero create the feel of a considered neighborhood field guide. The directory uses generous horizontal entries rather than a dense grid, and an original schematic map gives the sample areas a visual relationship without pretending to provide real navigation.

Community guides, neighborhood-directory concepts, maker-space collections, and small curated lists of places that can begin as a single static page.

• Six complete fictional place profiles with native details
• Literal search, category filters, area filters, and saved-only view
• Temporary in-memory bookmarks with explicit reset behavior
• Original editable SVG architecture and schematic map
• Map index that reveals and focuses a matching entry
• Complete content without scripts or network access

Start with your own content

Replace fictional places and the schematic illustration with accurate community information. Confirm descriptions, access details, contact destinations, and any practical claims with real operators before publishing. Update category and area data attributes with their select options. Bookmarks last for the current page load only; reviews, verified badges, submissions, bookings, persistent accounts, and live maps are separate integrations. Edit metadata and remove the preview noindex directive for a finished customized site.

1. Download and extract the ZIP, keeping its folder structure intact.
2. Open index.html in a browser, then edit the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in your editor.
3. Replace the fictional text, demo contact details, titles, image descriptions, and any sample pricing.
4. Follow the included README before publishing, including removing the preview-only noindex tag from your customized site.

These files are static. No message is sent, account created, or payment processed by the template. The embedded preview is isolated from MRHTML; open the full preview to inspect it in its own browser tab.

Code and asset licenses

Original template code is provided under the MIT license included in the ZIP. The visible Designed by MRHTML footer credit uses rel="nofollow"; the MIT license does not require you to keep that visible link.

This design uses original HTML, CSS, and local vector artwork. No external fonts or image services are needed.

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