Every kit in this set is a complete Astro website for one kind of business, and each one is built around the thing that business's site gets wrong first. A gallery's home page reads the current show from its opening and closing dates. A dental practice's says whether it is open today from its hours, picked in the visitor's browser. A yoga studio's weekly timetable is generated from its classes, not typed a second time. The site stays true after launch without anyone remembering to edit it.
An agency does not get one kind of client. The set means the next restaurant, clinic, bakery or app starts from a site that already knows their trade. One license covers one person building as many client sites as they take on; no subscription, no per-site fee. The license covers the kits in the catalog on the day you buy.
Kits in the set:
- Bramley, restaurant (a real menu system, not a pretty landing page)
- Corsham, aesthetic clinic (built around the consultation, not the price list)
- Draughton, personal portfolio (one site for a developer, designer or writer: the work, the writing and what they are doing now)
- Halwell, dental practice (what happens, and will it hurt)
- Hopperton, bakery (what is baked today, what is in it, how far ahead to order)
- Hopton, gallery (each show's status read from its dates)
- Meldon, software product (the operator console and the customer-facing front)
- Pilsley, yoga and pilates studio (the timetable generated from the classes)
- Sheering, hair salon and barber (cut, color and barber priced in the open, walk-ins for cuts and trims until an hour before closing)
- Wardlow, app already in the stores (what it collects, what it asks for, what changed)
- Wickmere, hotel (every room's size, and when the house is closed)
Every kit has its own live demo, linked from the page.
