Overview
Calder 12 is a calm, premium template for residential developments: a single building, a complex or a boutique project. It keeps a lot of property information easy to scan, with generous whitespace, Tenor Sans headings, a black-and-white palette and one warm brass accent.
What's in it:
- Hero: a cinematic photo that settles in on load, with parallax on scroll, floating highlight cards and live availability figures
- Location map: a real aerial photo of an old town with 5- and 10-minute walking rings, category filters and a hover card on every pin
- Floor plans drawn in SVG from room data, with walls, windows, furniture and room areas, plus a floor picker that shows how many homes are free on each floor
- a benefits list whose photo strips open on hover, a payment-option picker, news tabs with a construction progress bar, a developer portfolio, FAQ, a presentation sign-up and downloadable documents
- a page for every flat type, with a large plan, specs, an availability table, an illustrative interior and an enquiry form
Highlights
- Cinematic photo hero with live availability and highlight cards
- Aerial location map with filters, walking rings and hover cards
- Floor picker and size filters over SVG floor plans drawn from room data
- A detail page per flat type with availability table and enquiry form
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What's included
- Photo hero
- Project scale
- Philosophy
- Aerial location map
- Residents’ benefits
- Residences & floor picker
- Commercial & parking
- Payment options
- Building standards
- News & construction progress
- Developer
- FAQ
- Presentation sign-up
- Documents
Getting started
Install dependencies
npm installRun the dev server
npm run dev # http://localhost:5189Build the static site
npm run build # writes the site to out/
Deploying
npm run build produces a plain static site in out/, including a page for each flat type, and runs on any static host.
License & credits
All photos are free Pexels images, credited in the README. The floor plans are drawn in code. The project, developer, city and figures are fictional.
