105 website templates, no two alike

The templates live at craftura.net/templates: bakeries, dentists, mechanics, tattoo studios, opticians and many more. Each one is a full sample website a Malta business can claim and make its own. That is the core of web design in Malta the way Craftura does it: start from a page that already fits your trade.

Content first, design second

I did not redesign 105 pages by hand. A script read every template and pulled its content into a data file: brand, tagline, services, opening hours, prices, questions and answers, photos. A second script renders that content into a new design. The words stay the business's own. The layout changes.

Five archetypes, many variants

Every template belongs to one of five archetypes: luxe, bold, professional, trade and market. Inside each, the template picks its own font pairing, hero layout, card style, section bands, corner radius, section order and tone. The colour comes from the template's own palette. Templates without photos get generated line art instead of a stock picture that has nothing to do with the business.

No invented facts

Where a template was missing a section, the renderer fills it with neutral copy, never a made-up number or review. Contact details on a sample are marked as samples and do not dial or email anyone.

Every template passes the same checks

• no horizontal scroll on a phone, and every image loads;
• a working favicon and exactly one H1;
• at least nine sections, and no emoji;
• the claim form opens, the language switch translates, and the console shows no errors.

All 105 passed. On the way the checks caught a tyre shop with text contrast of 4.44 to 1, just under the 4.5 minimum, and a dentist at 4.32 because of a semi-transparent background. They also caught a tattoo studio that scored 77 for Best Practices because its stock photos came with third-party cookies. I wrote that one up in Self-host your images and fonts.