Shoppart - NFT marketplace template with light and dark themes
Shoppart is a professionally designed, multi-page marketplace template featuring a modern Web3 aesthetic and well-crafted light and dark mode themes. It is built with Tailwind CSS and comes in both vanilla HTML and NextJS versions.
Includes 2 template versions
Next.js template
HTML template
Includes seven multipage layouts covering key marketplace, blog, help, and product screens.
Choose between a plain HTML build or a Next.js (React) version.
Provides coordinated light and dark mode styling for a consistent Web3 look.
Designed to work smoothly across mobile, tablet, and desktop screen sizes.
Production-ready structure makes it straightforward to adapt the design to your brand.
Built with SEO-friendly markup to help marketplace pages rank and share well.
Launch a responsive marketplace website template with multiple layouts
Shoppart is a beautiful multi-page marketplace template crafted with Tailwind CSS, featuring a modern and robust design. This template comes in both HTML and Nextjs (React) versions, giving you the flexibility to choose your preferred stack.
The layout is designed to work well across devices and includes coordinated light and dark themes for consistent presentation. It’s a practical starting point for launching a marketplace site with content pages alongside core browsing and product views.
What's included
- Home page layout
- Explore/browse listings page
- About page
- Blog index page
- Blog post page
- Help/support page
- Product detail page
- Two implementations: HTML and Next.js (React)
Ideal for
- NFT or digital collectible marketplaces
- Web3 projects that need a themed marketing + marketplace site
- Creators launching a curated storefront for digital items
- Startups validating a marketplace concept with real pages in place
- Designers delivering a multipage website foundation to clients
Theming & dark mode
The template includes both light and dark mode styling, designed to keep typography, spacing, and contrast consistent between themes. This makes it easier to support user preference and maintain a cohesive look across the full set of pages without rebuilding color decisions page by page.
