Web Design Templates
To give examples of what is possible, there are a number of templates that can be used as a source of inspiration. All of the templates display correctly in modern browsers (IE5+, Netscape6+, Opera, Firefox) and, with two exceptions, use no JavaScript or 'behaviors'.
These templates have been created from observing good practice on the Web and a few are direct examples from freely available books. They are not to be seen as 'off the shelf' templates that can be purchased and used immediately. Potential clients should use them to form ideas of what they would like. A unique Web site will then be created to suit the client's needs.
Click on any of the images below to look at a template in more detail. The templates are single pages and the links on the page are disabled.
Template A
Three columns - no borders.
Template B
Three columns with borders.
Template C
Two columns with elegant css buttons in the left sidebar.
Template D
Two columns using rollover menus in the sidebar.
Template E
Three columns using rollover navigation at the side.
Template F
Three columns using a combination of JavaScript 'drop down' menus at the top and rollovers at the side.
Template G
Three columns using a combination of 'sliding doors' tabs at the top and rollovers at the side.
Template H
Three columns using a combination of 'sliding' menus at the top and rollovers at the side.
Template I
Three columns using a combination of 'sliding' menus at the top and rollovers at the side.
Template J
A variation on Template I.
Template K
An interesting site with multiple images and a dynamic fly out menu
Template L
A variation on Template K, but without the menus.
Template M
An interesting 'Tabbed' site from 'More Eric Meyer on CSS'.
Template N
A stunning 'Artistic' site from 'More Eric Meyer on CSS'.
Template O
A typical 'Blog' site from 'More Eric Meyer on CSS'.