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Plinth — Software house & dev agency

A light pastel-and-charcoal template for software houses and engineering agencies, with a frosted-glass three.js hero, colour-coded service pages and a contact flow.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Motion
  • Lenis
  • three.js

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Plinth hero screenshot

Overview

Plinth is a calm, credible website for a software house, product studio or engineering agency. The hero is a three.js field of frosted pastel glass slabs: they drift, lean toward the cursor and rise apart as you scroll. A charcoal-and-pastel system keeps every page clear and businesslike.

The home page builds trust as you scroll:

  • a statement that lights up word by word, with small coloured chips on the key phrases
  • a colour-coded service accordion
  • case studies in slanted frames that straighten on hover
  • a dark delivery band whose glass slabs fan out for each reason
  • a two-week kickoff timeline that fills as you scroll

Each service has its own colour-themed page, and there's a contact page with chip selectors and a success state.

Highlights

  • Frosted-glass three.js hero
  • Scroll-lit statement with icon chips
  • Four colour-coded service pages
  • Contact form with chips and success state

Screens

Service accordion
Plinth service accordion screenshot
Case studies
Plinth case studies screenshot
Delivery
Plinth delivery screenshot
Client stories
Plinth client stories screenshot

What's included

Pages

RouteWhat it is
/Full landing page
/services/[slug]Four pre-rendered service pages, each in its own colour
/contactProject inquiry form, next steps and offices
/404Branded not-found page

Sections

  • Glass-slab hero
  • Client grid
  • Scroll statement
  • Service accordion
  • Case studies
  • Delivery band
  • Featured quote
  • Client carousel
  • Ten-day kickoff
  • FAQ
  • CTA

Getting started

  1. Install dependencies

    npm install
    
  2. Run the dev server

    npm run dev   # http://localhost:5183
    
  3. Build the static site

    npm run build   # writes the site to out/
    

Deploying

npm run build produces a plain static site in out/ that runs on any static host.

License & credits

Photos are from Pexels and credited in the README. Clients, people, quotes and ratings are fictional. Swap the portraits for real clients, with their permission, before launch.