Atlas — Business Website Template

Atlas is what a business website should be before anyone starts adding sliders: fast, legible, and organised around the questions a buyer actually asks. Twelve hand-built pages cover the full journey — home, services index, service detail, about, team, pricing, case studies, case study detail, blog index, article, contact and a thank-you page — so you are not stitching a site together from three unrelated demos.

Built on Tailwind, not a page builder

Everything is standard HTML with Tailwind utility classes and a small design-token layer at the top of the stylesheet. Change four CSS variables and the entire template changes brand colour, radius and type scale. There is no build step required to preview, and a Vite config is included the moment you want one. The JavaScript is roughly 4 KB of vanilla code handling the mobile menu, the FAQ accordion and a scroll-reveal observer that respects prefers-reduced-motion.

Conversion structure that is already right

Each page follows a deliberate sequence: a specific promise above the fold, proof close behind it, objection handling before the pricing block, and a single primary call to action repeated at natural decision points. Service pages include a deliverables list, a process strip, a pricing comparison and an FAQ block wired for FAQ schema. The contact page ships with a validated form layout and a booking-style variant.

Details that usually get skipped

Dark mode is a genuine second design pass rather than an inverted filter. Every layout uses logical CSS properties, so a single dir="rtl" attribute flips the site correctly. Images use explicit dimensions and lazy loading, headings follow a real document outline, focus states are visible, and colour pairs pass WCAG AA. JSON-LD stubs for Organization, Service, BreadcrumbList and Article are included and commented.

Ship a credible company site in an afternoon, then spend your time on the copy — which is the part that actually converts.

A 30-page HTML documentation site is bundled with the download. It covers folder structure, the design-token layer, how to add a new page from the section library, swapping fonts, wiring the contact form to a backend or form service, deployment to static hosts, and a section-by-section reference with copy-paste snippets.

2.3.0

• Added case study index and detail pages
• Rebuilt pricing table with monthly/annual toggle
• Upgraded to Tailwind 4 with the new token layer

2.1.0

• Full RTL pass using logical properties
• New team page and testimonial marquee section
• Reduced JavaScript bundle from 11 KB to 4 KB

2.0.0

• Complete visual redesign and new type scale
• Dark mode redesigned rather than inverted
• Added JSON-LD structured data stubs

Any modern browser. Optional: Node 18+ and npm if you want to rebuild the Tailwind stylesheet. No server-side runtime, database or licence key required.