Nemo - A fully featured startup template
Responsive Tailwind HTML startup template with ready-to-edit pages for marketing, pricing, blog, and help center. Includes compiled HTML plus Handlebars source files for quick customization and deployment.
Includes homepage, about, pricing, FAQ, help center, blog, blog post, and login/signup.
Layouts adapt cleanly across desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes.
Ships with compiled HTML files organized in a tidy, production-ready structure.
Edit modular partials and includes, then compile to static HTML for deployment.
Uses Alpine.js with a small amount of vanilla JavaScript for interactions.
Launch a startup marketing site fast with a responsive HTML template
A responsive HTML website theme aimed at startups and small teams that need a polished marketing site without adopting a full framework. It’s designed for quick launch: you get ready-made pages for core marketing, content, and support flows, plus editable source files for deeper customization. Styling is built with Tailwind CSS, and interactions stay lightweight with Alpine.js and a small amount of vanilla JavaScript. Use it as a standalone static site, or copy individual sections and components into an existing project. The structure is meant to stay easy to navigate so you can iterate quickly.
What's included
- Compiled HTML files organized in a neat folder structure
- Source files in a
srcfolder for customization - Homepage layout
- About page
- Pricing page
- FAQ page
- Help Center page
- Blog listing page and single blog post layout
- Login and signup pages/flow
Ideal for
- SaaS or startup marketing websites
- Landing pages for new products and waitlists
- Small business sites that need pricing + FAQ content
- Simple content marketing sites with a blog
- Support/help center style documentation hubs
- Quick prototypes that need real, responsive layouts
Customization
The template ships with Handlebars-based source files using partials and includes, which helps you reuse navigation, footers, and repeated sections across pages. A basic Webpack build pipeline compiles your source into the final HTML output, so you can make changes in one place and rebuild clean pages. If you prefer working more manually, you can also copy full pages, sections, or individual components into another codebase and adapt them there.
