Stylesheets
A reference collection of UI design languages built with Go, Templ, HTMX, Alpine.js, and Tailwind CSS.
Here you will find a collection of different styles, all trying to show off different ways of using this tech stack. This project acts primarily as a personal playground for using Claude, along with giving me code I can play around with and see changes easily. This tech stack is one that I have had personal interest in learning for quite some time and never found the time, and it felt like a perfect usecase to see how capable Claude is at the same time.
If you encounter any issues or want to make improvements/suggestions based on your experience, PRs are always welcome.
AI Disclaimer
Almost the entirety of this website is generated via Claude Code. There are probably many ways to improve what is here or do things more efficiently, but this is what I got. Like I said, this is primarily a reference library to see ways to do different things, not a manual on the best way to accomplish something.
Brutalist
Raw, functional, unapologetic design with heavy borders and stark contrast.
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Cassette
NASA technical document aesthetic — dense, ruled, deliberate.
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Minimal
Calm, spacious, single-column design with generous whitespace.
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Glassmorphism
Frosted translucent panels over deep gradients. Modern, layered, luminous.
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Bento Dashboard
Variable-span grid tiles, live HTMX metrics, SaaS dashboard patterns.
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Swiss International
Helvetica-era grid discipline. Red/black/white. Typography as the only decoration.
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Terminal
Green-on-black CRT aesthetic. Scanlines, glow, monospace everything.
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Retro OS
Windowed desktop UI — beveled borders, draggable windows, taskbar.
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The Daily Style
Broadsheet editorial layout — serif headlines, multi-column text, drop caps.
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Shelf
Warm, scannable, list-driven. A reading companion built on linen tones, literary type, and triple-encoded accessibility.
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Tracker
Less, but better. A goal tracker built on restraint, clarity, and purposeful color.
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