5 layout patterns I reuse everywhere
Stack, cluster, sidebar, grid, and cover—the bread and butter of responsive design.
ReadNova is a starter you can actually keep. Clean HTML, modern CSS, and tiny vanilla JS—designed for performance, accessibility, and your sanity.
Opinionated defaults, flexible primitives, and delightful micro-interactions to get you from idea to launch in one sitting.
No frameworks, no render tax. Pure HTML/CSS/JS tuned for speed and clarity.
Modern gradients, soft shadows, and crisp type—without a design degree.
Skip links, focus rings, and landmarks—baked in from the start.
Utility classes and CSS variables keep things consistent and flexible.
Respects system preference, with a one-click toggle and persistence.
Progressive enhancement, smooth fallbacks, and careful semantics.
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A few styles you can remix—no images needed, all CSS magic.
“I replaced an entire Next.js stack with Nova for a microsite and cut dev time by 80%. It’s the perfect ‘just ship it’ kit.”
“Design feels premium right out of the box. Clients notice. My proposals win more often now.”
“The code quality is outstanding—semantic, tiny, and readable. Maintenance is a breeze.”
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Core content, navigation, and layout do. Enhancements (carousel, pricing toggle, scroll reveals) add polish when JS is on.
Tweak CSS variables in :root for colors, spacing, radii, and shadows. Everything
composes from there.
Stack, cluster, sidebar, grid, and cover—the bread and butter of responsive design.
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ReadEstablish a durable visual language: color, type, spacing, and motion.
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