Weaver Templates makes premium HTML website templates for people who want to own their code.
Every template ships as plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No build step, no page builder export, no framework lock-in. You open index.html in a browser and it works, then you open the source and it reads like something a person wrote.
The first release, Vayra, is a five-page landing template for AI image generation products: a WebGL hero with a shader crossfade, a pricing calculator that actually computes, and a gallery with a working filter. Most templates in that category are one page of static sections.

I build websites for clients for a living, and I kept hitting the same wall when I looked for a template to start from. Either it was a page builder export I could not really edit, or it looked great in the screenshots and had nothing behind them: the "interactive" hero was a video, and the pricing calculator was a picture of a calculator. So I built the one I wanted. Vayra is five pages of plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The hero renders on a WebGL plane with a shader crossfade and falls back to a static image when WebGL is not available. The pricing calculator actually computes. The gallery filter actually filters. No build step, no framework, no account with anyone. You open index.html and it works, then you open the source and it reads like something a person wrote. It is the first release under Weaver Templates. I would much rather hear that something in it is wrong than hear nothing at all, so please open the demo and poke at it.
The "no build step, opens in a browser" thing is honestly the sell for me. Most HTML template shops quietly turn into a webpack project the second you touch them. Curious how deep the retheme goes with the CSS custom properties setup ike, could I actually swap this from a photography/AI vibe to something completely different without fighting the markup? Bookmarking either way, the WebGL hero + working filter is more polish than most "premium template" listings bother with.
Weaver Templates Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected]

I build websites for clients for a living, and I kept hitting the same wall when I looked for a template to start from. Either it was a page builder export I could not really edit, or it looked great in the screenshots and had nothing behind them: the "interactive" hero was a video, and the pricing calculator was a picture of a calculator. So I built the one I wanted. Vayra is five pages of plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The hero renders on a WebGL plane with a shader crossfade and falls back to a static image when WebGL is not available. The pricing calculator actually computes. The gallery filter actually filters. No build step, no framework, no account with anyone. You open index.html and it works, then you open the source and it reads like something a person wrote. It is the first release under Weaver Templates. I would much rather hear that something in it is wrong than hear nothing at all, so please open the demo and poke at it.
The "no build step, opens in a browser" thing is honestly the sell for me. Most HTML template shops quietly turn into a webpack project the second you touch them. Curious how deep the retheme goes with the CSS custom properties setup ike, could I actually swap this from a photography/AI vibe to something completely different without fighting the markup? Bookmarking either way, the WebGL hero + working filter is more polish than most "premium template" listings bother with.
Weaver Templates Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected]
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