{"text": "200 ready-made site templates across 11 industries\n\nStarting a new site from scratch…

{"text": "200 ready-made site templates across 11 industries\n\nStarting a new site from scratch takes time. You wire up a framework, build common pages, handle authentication, set up a database. Then you repeat it for the next project. These 200 templates cover common site types across 11 industries. Grab one that already fits your needs and get to the real work faster.\n\n*The problem with blank screens\n\nEvery developer has stared at an empty project folder. You know what the site should do, but you spend hours scaffolding the same login flow, the same list-detail view, the same form validation. Even with generators and starter kits, the result is usually generic and needs heavy customization before it looks like a real product.\n\nTemplates solve that by giving you a complete, working site from the start. Not a wireframe or a design mockup—a real site with routes, pages, and a database schema.\n\nWhat 200 templates looks like\ n\nEvery template is a full application. You pick a category (clinic booking, invoice system, inventory manager) and get a project that runs immediately. The code is yours to modify. Change the logo, add fields, connect your own API. No drag-and-drop, no lock-in, no proprietary files.\n\nEach template includes:\n\n- Pages for common flows (search, CRUD, dashboards)\n- A database schema that matches the use case\n- Authentication and authorisation baked in\n- Responsive layout out of the box\n\nBecause the templates cover 11 industries, you likely find one that matches your next project without starting from zero.\n\n11 industries, one workspace\ n\nThe industries span healthcare, retail, education, real estate, logistics, finance, hospitality, media, non-profit, manufacturing, and government. For each industry there are multiple templates. For example, healthcare has clinics booking, patient portal, telemedecine dashboard, and an admin panel for staff. Retail has e-comerce, inventory tracker, and point-of-sale.\n\nEach template is not just a different look. Each serves a specific workflow that a business in that industry needs.\n\nExample: A clinic booking site\ n\nA clinic needs patients to book appointments, view available slots, cancel or reschedule. Staff need to see daily schedules, manage providers, and handle patient records. The clinic booking template gives you both sides. Patients get a calendar widget showing open times. Staff get a dashboard with appointment list, patient info, and notes. The schema stores providers, appointments, patients, and medical history.\n\nYou customize the colors, add your clinic’s name, and connect your own mailer for confirmations. Everything else runs on the first deploy.\n\nExample: An internal admin panel\n\nEvery team needs an internal tool to manage orders, approve requests, or monitor logs. The internal admin template gives you a list-detail layout, search and filters, role-based permissions, and a clean UI. You pick the entities (orders, users, reports) and the template adapts. The database already has a user table with roles.\n\nInstead of spending three days building a admin skeleton, you open the template, rename models to match your data, and fill in the business logic.\n\nExample: An e-commerce shop\ n\nA shop needs product pages, a cart, checkout, order history, inventory tracking, and payment integration. The e-comerce template provides all these. Products are organized by categories with images, prices, and variants. The cart logic is written. Checkout handles address collection and tax calculation.\n\nYou add your payment gateway key, upload product images, and the store is live. The template includes an admin area for managing inventory and viewing orders.\n\nHow templates work in practice\n\nWhen you open Xenition, you can describe the kind of site you need. The workspace will offer matching templates from the set of 200. You select one, and it opens as a full project in your workspace. You can then edit code, preview instantly, and push to production. No copying files from a ZIP—the template is yours to work on immediately.\n\nThe templates are built with modern web technologies and follow conventional file structures. If you know a framework, you can use the template as a starting point while keeping the architecture you prefer.\n\nWhat you can do next*\n\nIf you are planning a new site, start by looking through the 200 templates. Find the one that closest matches your goal. Open it, make the changes that make it yours, and ship. You skip the bootstrap phase and focus on the features that distinguishes your product. The templates are ready. Pick one and begin."}