About Flux
Production code,
not prompts.
Fewer templates, each one finished. That is the whole company.
Flux sells finished landing page templates. Not starter kits, not component libraries you still have to assemble. A page you can put in front of a client this week.
The premise is narrow on purpose. Most things sold as a premium template are either a static export with no working motion, or a codebase where the animation was clearly bolted on at the end. The interesting part of a cinematic page is the timing, and timing does not survive a screenshot.
So each template ships as three things that agree with each other: the code that runs, the documentation for it, and a written map of every animation. If a timeline runs for 1.2 seconds, the documentation says so and tells you which line to change.
Everything is built the way it would be built for a paying client. Reduced motion is handled. Animations tear down on route change. The layout has been tested against copy longer than the mockup, because real copy is always longer than the mockup.
This is a small catalogue and it is meant to stay that way. Fewer templates, each one finished.
Built for
- Studios and freelancers shipping a launch page on a real deadline.
- Founders who want the site to look funded before it is.
- Developers comfortable in a Next.js repo who do not want to author motion from scratch.
Not built for
- Anyone who wants a drag-and-drop page builder. This is source code you edit.
- Anyone needing a full multi-page app. These are landing pages, deliberately.
- Anyone shopping for the cheapest theme on the internet.
3
things in every archive: source, docs, licence
1
payment. No subscription anywhere in the building
5
minutes from clone to running locally
How it is made
Timing is the design
A screenshot cannot show you an ease curve. Everything here is sold with a live demo first.
Finished, not a kit
You are buying a page that already runs, not parts you still have to assemble into one.
Written for the next person
Documentation assumes you were not in the room when it was built.
No subscription
One payment. The files are yours. Updates stay free.