Help customers choose.
Collection filters, variant images and prices, size selection, wishlist, comparison and a gift finder—all using consistent fictional product data.
Explore the collection ↗ECOMMERCE HTML / FOR INDEPENDENT STORESAn ecommerce HTML template
An ecommerce HTML template
with a point of view.
Build around your products with an editable HTML theme, a connected shopping demo and a library of practical commerce components.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Live commerce integration required.
VIEW THE STOREFRONT →FROM DISCOVERY TO CHECKOUTThe shopping journey,
The shopping journey,
ready to adapt.
Work through the details.
Local bag, discounts, delivery choices, checkout review and order confirmation. Designed to connect to your chosen commerce backend.
See the bag and checkout ↗Build beyond the demo.
Search the component library, inspect its states, then copy or download markup with its dependency notes.
Browse components ↗TWO HTML EDITIONSStart with the catalog.
Start with the catalog.
Expand to the full journey.
The essentials.
Four pages for presenting a small product collection.
- Homepage, catalog, product and 404
- Category filtering and product options
- Product-image enlargement
- Editable HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Private review archive. Public distribution terms pending.
The complete demo.
39 HTML pages, including nine articles sharing one editorial pattern.
- Shopping, checkout and customer-account demos
- Support, policies, journal and gift finder
- Component library with copy/download controls
- Guided shopping assistant interface
Price and purchasing will be available after launch terms are finalized.
Know what you’re buying.
Vender is an HTML template package. It does not process payments, authenticate customers, send messages or operate a live store. Social login, memberships, reviews and checkout are demonstrations. The assistant uses local rules, not live AI.
WooCommerce and Shopify editions are under consideration. Neither platform edition is included or available for purchase.
A few practical answers.
Do I need a framework or build tool?
No runtime framework or build step is needed to view the packaged HTML. Use a local static server, edit the files, then connect the services your store needs.
Can I copy just one component?
Yes. Each documented snippet can be copied or downloaded. Some interactive examples require shared scripts and dialogs; the integration guide explains those dependencies.
Are the images included?
Private review packages include optimized demonstration images. Final public redistribution terms are still being confirmed.
What license and support are included?
License/site limits and the support/update period have not been finalized. They must be published before purchasing opens.
Does it work on mobile?
The theme includes responsive layouts and compact navigation. Release testing covers narrow and wide viewports; device and browser coverage is recorded in the release notes.
From a template to your storefront.
Start with ordinary HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No framework or frontend build step is required to view the customer package. Product fixtures, shared styles and page controllers remain editable.
Product detail
See how colour, image, price and size choices fit together.
Read the product-page guide ↗Cart & checkout
Follow quantities, discounts and delivery through a local demonstration.
Read the cart and checkout guide ↗Reusable components
Inspect real markup and the scripts each interaction needs.
Explore ecommerce components ↗A template for each part of the journey.
- Discover
- Homepage, collections, shop, search, gift finder and product detail.
- Choose & buy
- Wishlist, comparison, recently viewed, cart, checkout and confirmation demonstrations.
- Support & account
- Help, contact, policies, sign-in, registration, addresses, orders, tracking and returns.
- Tell your story
- About, journal and nine articles using one editorial layout, plus the component library and 404 page.
The Pro package includes 39 HTML pages. Chromium, Firefox and WebKit release checks cover the packaged pages; this is not a claim of testing every physical device.