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package/templates/examples/agency-portfolio.page

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+[site]
+title: Slab Studio
+description: Brand, digital, and motion design for companies that want to stand out
+logo: <- logo.svg
+favicon: <- favicon.svg
+colors:
+  primary: #111111
+  secondary: #333333
+  danger: #ff6b35
+
+[site.dark]
+colors:
+  primary: #f5f5f5
+  secondary: #cccccc
+
+[nav]
+Work -> /
+Studio -> /studio
+Contact -> /contact
+
+[footer]
+/// section bg:dark text:light
+
+col:
+  h5: SLAB STUDIO
+  p: Brand — Digital — Motion
+  p: Brooklyn, New York
+
+col:
+  link: LinkedIn -> https://linkedin.com
+  link: Dribbble -> https://dribbble.com
+  link: Instagram -> https://instagram.com
+
+col:
+  p: New projects: hello@slabstudio.co
+  p: Press: press@slabstudio.co
+
+
+[Work -> /]
+
+/// section align:center
+h1: We make things look like they mean it.
+p: Slab Studio is a seven-person brand and digital studio. We work with founders and creative directors who know what they want and need a team that can build it.
+
+/// section
+h2: Selected projects
+
+col:
+  h3: Cinder — Brand Identity
+  p: End-to-end identity for a B2B fintech: wordmark, color system, motion guidelines, and a component library used across three product surfaces.
+  small: Fintech · 2024
+
+col:
+  h3: Waypoint — Campaign
+  p: Product launch campaign for a logistics SaaS — visual language, video direction, and a microsite that converted at 4.2%.
+  small: Logistics · 2024
+
+col:
+  h3: Olive & Thread — Packaging
+  p: Rebranded a sustainable fashion label from logo to hangtag to e-commerce photography direction.
+  small: Fashion · 2023
+
+/// section bg:muted
+h2: More work
+
+col:
+  h3: Nova Health — Digital Product
+  p: Design system and patient-facing app UI for a telehealth platform. Accessibility-first, WCAG 2.1 AA.
+  small: Health tech · 2023
+
+col:
+  h3: Paloma Records — Art Direction
+  p: Album artwork, lyric video direction, and social templates for four releases.
+  small: Music · 2023
+
+col:
+  h3: Fieldwork Brewing — Web
+  p: Responsive marketing site with custom animations, tap room finder, and e-commerce integration.
+  small: Food & beverage · 2022
+
+
+[Studio -> /studio]
+
+/// section
+h1: About Slab
+
+col:
+  p: We started Slab in 2018 after leaving larger agencies because we wanted to do fewer projects, better. Seven people, no junior-to-senior ratio games, no account managers between you and the work.
+
+col:
+  p: Everyone at Slab touches client work. Our lead designer also codes. Our strategist also writes. That's on purpose.
+
+/// section align:center
+h2: How we work
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-chat-square-text
+  h3: Discovery
+  p: Two-week engagement to align on objectives, audiences, and success criteria before any creative begins.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-easel
+  h3: Creative development
+  p: Three rounds of feedback with clear decision points. No endless-revision contracts.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-box-arrow-up-right
+  h3: Handoff
+  p: Full source files, a brand guidelines document, and a 30-day support window after launch.
+
+/// section bg:dark text:light align:center
+h2: We work with clients who ship.
+p: Not committees. Not approvals-by-committee. Founders, CPOs, and creative directors with the authority to make decisions and the taste to know a good one.
+button: Start a conversation -> /contact
+
+
+[Contact -> /contact]
+
+/// section
+h1: Start a project
+p: Tell us what you're building and why it matters. We'll come back within 48 hours.
+
+form: intake
+input: Name*
+input: Email*
+input: Company
+select: Project type [Brand identity, Web design, Campaign, Motion, Product design, Other]
+select: Approximate budget [$20k–$50k, $50k–$100k, $100k+, Not sure yet]
+text: Tell us about the project*
+submit: Send brief

package/templates/examples/blog-publication.page

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+[site]
+title: The Long Read
+description: Reporting and essays on technology, cities, and the people who build them
+logo: <- logo.svg
+favicon: <- favicon.svg
+colors:
+  primary: #1f2937
+  secondary: #374151
+  danger: #b91c1c
+
+[site.dark]
+colors:
+  primary: #f9fafb
+  secondary: #e5e7eb
+  danger: #ef4444
+
+[nav]
+Latest -> /
+Archive -> /archive
+About -> /about
+Subscribe -> /subscribe
+
+[footer]
+/// section
+
+col:
+  h5: THE LONG READ
+  p: Published weekly. No ads. Reader-supported.
+
+col:
+  link: Twitter -> https://twitter.com
+  link: RSS -> /feed.xml
+  link: Archive -> /archive
+
+col:
+  p: Tips and story ideas: tips@thelongread.io
+  p: Licensing: rights@thelongread.io
+
+
+[Latest -> /]
+
+/// section
+h1: Latest stories
+
+col:
+  h3: The Fiber Wars
+  p: Why three companies are spending $80 billion to wire the same neighborhoods — and who loses when they all pull back.
+  small: Infrastructure · 22 min read
+
+col:
+  h3: What Happened to the Promise of Smart Cities
+  p: A decade ago, Sidewalk Toronto was supposed to prove that data could make urban life better. Here's what we learned from its failure.
+  small: Cities · 18 min read
+
+col:
+  h3: The Engineer Who Said No
+  p: When Priya Nair refused to ship a feature she thought was dangerous, she lost her job. Two years later, she's not sure she'd do it differently.
+  small: Profile · 14 min read
+
+/// section bg:muted
+h2: From the archive
+
+col:
+  h3: The Last Payphone
+  p: New York's final payphone came down in May 2022. We spent a day with the crew that removed it.
+  small: Cities · 8 min read
+
+col:
+  h3: Chasing the Algorithm
+  p: A content moderation contractor describes 18 months of reading the internet's worst content so you don't have to.
+  small: Technology · 26 min read
+
+col:
+  h3: Where Did the Mid-Size City Go?
+  p: Population data tells one story. Walking around Youngstown, Ohio tells another.
+  small: Cities · 15 min read
+
+/// section bg:danger text:light align:center
+h2: Become a supporting reader.
+p: The Long Read is fully reader-supported. No investors, no brand deals, no tracking. A subscription covers our editorial costs and keeps the site ad-free.
+button: Subscribe — $10/month -> /subscribe
+btn-secondary: Gift a subscription -> /gift
+
+
+[Archive -> /archive]
+
+/// section
+h1: All stories
+
+/// section
+h2: Technology
+
+col:
+  link: The Fiber Wars -> /stories/fiber-wars
+  link: Chasing the Algorithm -> /stories/chasing-algorithm
+  link: Who Owns the Sidewalk Data? -> /stories/sidewalk-data
+  link: The Quiet Monopoly -> /stories/quiet-monopoly
+
+/// section
+h2: Cities
+
+col:
+  link: What Happened to the Promise of Smart Cities -> /stories/smart-cities
+  link: The Last Payphone -> /stories/last-payphone
+  link: Where Did the Mid-Size City Go? -> /stories/mid-size-city
+  link: Living on the Heat Map -> /stories/heat-map
+
+
+[About -> /about]
+
+/// section
+h1: About The Long Read
+
+col:
+  p: The Long Read was started in 2021 by two journalists who were tired of writing to SEO briefs. We publish one to two pieces a week — long-form reported stories and essays about technology and the built environment.
+
+col:
+  p: We have no investors, no editorial board, and no algorithmic pressures. If something takes six months to report properly, we take six months.
+
+/// section align:center
+h2: Our editorial standards
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-incognito
+  h3: No tracking
+  p: We collect no analytics, no behavioral data, no ad pixels. Your reading is your own.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-journal-check
+  h3: Named sources
+  p: We don't publish anonymously sourced claims without a documented reason. We always try to give subjects the chance to respond.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-archive
+  h3: Everything stays up
+  p: We don't delete stories. If we get something wrong, we publish a correction and leave both up.
+
+
+[Subscribe -> /subscribe]
+
+/// section
+h1: Support independent journalism
+p: Subscribers get all stories in their inbox each week, access to the full archive, and the knowledge that this publication exists because of them.
+
+col:
+  h3: Monthly
+  p: $10 per month. Cancel any time.
+  button: Subscribe monthly -> /checkout/monthly
+
+col:
+  h3: Annual
+  p: $90 per year — save $30.
+  button: Subscribe annually -> /checkout/annual
+
+col:
+  h3: Founding reader
+  p: $200 per year. Your name in our annual supporters list.
+  button: Become a founding reader -> /checkout/founding

package/templates/examples/devtool-docs.page

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+[site]
+title: Fluxline
+description: Open-source event streaming SDK for TypeScript and Go
+logo: <- logo.svg
+favicon: <- favicon.svg
+colors:
+  primary: #0d9488
+  secondary: #0f766e
+  info: #0891b2
+
+[site.dark]
+colors:
+  primary: #2dd4bf
+  secondary: #14b8a6
+
+[nav]
+Home -> /
+Docs -> /docs
+Pricing -> /pricing
+GitHub -> https://github.com
+
+[footer]
+/// section bg:dark text:light
+
+col:
+  h5: FLUXLINE
+  p: Open source under Apache 2.0
+  link: GitHub -> https://github.com
+
+col:
+  link: Documentation -> /docs
+  link: Changelog -> /changelog
+  link: Status -> https://status.fluxline.dev
+
+col:
+  p: Fluxline is maintained by a small team and community contributors.
+  link: Contributing guide -> /contributing
+
+
+[Home -> /]
+
+/// section bg:dark text:light
+h5: OPEN SOURCE · TYPESCRIPT · GO
+h1: Stream events without the boilerplate.
+p: Fluxline is a lightweight SDK for publishing, subscribing to, and replaying ordered event streams. Works with your existing message broker — no new infrastructure required.
+
+////
+  html: <pre><code>import { Fluxline } from 'fluxline'
+
+const client = new Fluxline({ brokerUrl: process.env.BROKER_URL })
+await client.publish('orders', { id: 'ord_01', total: 49.00 })</code></pre>
+
+col:
+  button: Get started -> /docs
+  btn-secondary: View on GitHub -> https://github.com
+
+col:
+  p: v1.4.2 · 2.1 kB gzipped · Zero runtime dependencies
+
+/// section
+h2: Why Fluxline
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-lightning-charge
+  h3: Under 3 kB
+  p: The TypeScript client ships at 2.1 kB gzipped. The Go client is a single file you can vendor.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-arrow-repeat
+  h3: Replay from any offset
+  p: Seek back to any sequence number and replay events forward. Works with Kafka, NATS, and Redis Streams.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-shield-check
+  h3: Exactly-once delivery
+  p: Idempotent producer IDs and consumer group offsets give you strong delivery guarantees out of the box.
+
+/// section bg:primary-subtle
+h2: Framework integrations
+
+col:
+  h3: Next.js / Remix
+  p: Server action helpers and route handler bindings. Automatically infer event types from your Zod schemas.
+
+col:
+  h3: Hono & Fastify
+  p: Middleware that turns any route into an event source. Streaming responses with backpressure handling.
+
+col:
+  h3: Go net/http
+  p: Handler adapter for standard Go HTTP servers. No generics gymnastics — just plain functions.
+
+
+[Docs -> /docs]
+
+/// section
+h1: Getting started
+
+/// section bg:muted
+h2: Installation
+
+////
+  html: <pre><code># TypeScript / Node
+npm install fluxline
+
+# Go
+go get github.com/fluxline/fluxline-go</code></pre>
+
+/// section
+h2: Quick start
+
+col:
+  h3: 1. Create a client
+  p: Initialize with your broker URL and an optional namespace prefix. Credentials are read from environment variables by default.
+
+col:
+  h3: 2. Define your events
+  p: Use the TypeScript generic or Go struct tag to attach a schema. Fluxline validates before publishing and narrows the type on receive.
+
+col:
+  h3: 3. Publish and subscribe
+  p: publish() is fire-and-forget with an optional ack callback. subscribe() returns an async iterator or a channel, depending on the language.
+
+/// section
+h2: Configuration reference
+
+col:
+  h3: brokerUrl
+  p: Required. WebSocket or TCP URL for your message broker.
+
+col:
+  h3: namespace
+  p: Optional string prefix applied to all stream names. Useful for multi-tenant deployments.
+
+col:
+  h3: maxRetries
+  p: Default 3. How many times to retry a failed publish before raising an error.
+
+col:
+  h3: ackTimeout
+  p: Default 5000 ms. Time to wait for a broker ack before treating the publish as failed.
+
+
+[Pricing -> /pricing]
+
+/// section align:center
+h1: Free to start. Pay as you grow.
+p: All plans include the full SDK feature set. Pricing is based on monthly event volume.
+
+col:
+  h3: Open Source
+  p: Self-hosted, unlimited events, community support.
+  p: Always free.
+  button: Get started -> /docs
+
+col:
+  h3: Cloud
+  p: Managed broker, 10M events/month included.
+  p: $49 / month
+  button: Start free trial -> /trial
+
+col:
+  h3: Enterprise
+  p: Dedicated cluster, SLA, audit logs, SSO, custom retention.
+  p: Custom pricing
+  button: Talk to us -> /contact
+
+/// section bg:muted
+h2: Frequently asked questions
+
+col:
+  h3: Can I use my own Kafka cluster?
+  p: Yes. The SDK is broker-agnostic. The managed Cloud tier runs NATS JetStream under the hood, but the OSS version works with any NATS, Kafka, or Redis Streams backend.
+
+col:
+  h3: Is there a free trial for Cloud?
+  p: Cloud plans include a 14-day trial with no credit card required. You'll get 10M events to test with before you're charged.
+
+col:
+  h3: What counts as an event?
+  p: Any publish() call that reaches the broker. Failed attempts before retry exhaustion are not counted.

package/templates/examples/event-conference.page

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+[site]
+title: Frontline Summit
+description: The annual conference for product, design, and engineering leaders
+logo: <- logo.svg
+favicon: <- favicon.svg
+colors:
+  primary: #e3236d
+  secondary: #b01a55
+  info: #7c3aed
+
+[site.dark]
+colors:
+  primary: #f0457e
+  secondary: #e3236d
+
+[nav]
+Home -> /
+Schedule -> /schedule
+Speakers -> /speakers
+Register -> /register
+
+[footer]
+/// section bg:dark text:light
+
+col:
+  h5: FRONTLINE SUMMIT 2025
+  p: March 12–14, 2025
+  p: Chicago, IL — The Civic Ballroom
+
+col:
+  link: Code of conduct -> /coc
+  link: Sponsorship -> /sponsors
+  link: Contact -> /contact
+
+col:
+  p: Questions? Email us at hello@frontlinesummit.com
+
+
+[Home -> /]
+
+/// hero bg:primary text:light
+h1: Build what comes next.
+p: Frontline Summit brings together 1,200 product, design, and engineering leaders for three days of talks, workshops, and honest conversations about how software gets made.
+p: March 12–14, 2025 · Chicago
+button: Register now -> /register
+btn-secondary: View schedule -> /schedule
+
+/// section
+h2: This year's tracks
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-cpu
+  h3: Platform Engineering
+  p: Developer experience, internal platforms, and the golden path between speed and stability.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-palette
+  h3: Product Design at Scale
+  p: Design systems, accessibility debt, and leading creative work in a fast-moving org.
+
+col:
+  icon: bi bi-people
+  h3: Leadership & Culture
+  p: Hiring, retention, psychological safety, and building teams that survive hypergrowth.
+
+/// section bg:muted
+h2: Formats
+
+col:
+  h3: Keynotes
+  p: Six 45-minute talks from practitioners who've shipped things that mattered.
+
+col:
+  h3: Deep-dive workshops
+  p: Half-day sessions capped at 30 attendees. Hands-on, no slides, all practice.
+
+col:
+  h3: Open hallway track
+  p: Unscheduled space for spontaneous conversations. Some of the best talks happen here.
+
+
+[Schedule -> /schedule]
+
+/// section
+h1: Schedule at a glance
+
+/// section bg:primary-subtle
+h2: Day 1 — March 12
+
+col:
+  h3: 9:00 am — Opening keynote
+  p: "The Decade of the Platform" — keynote by Mira Okonkwo, VP Engineering at Lattice.
+
+col:
+  h3: 11:00 am — Workshop block A
+  p: Choose from: Incident culture, Design sprints for complex features, Staff eng career paths.
+
+col:
+  h3: 2:00 pm — Lightning talks
+  p: Eight 10-minute talks from speakers selected from the open CFP.
+
+/// section
+h2: Day 2 — March 13
+
+col:
+  h3: 9:30 am — Keynote
+  p: "Shipping with Confidence" — how Vercel restructured their deploy pipeline and reduced rollbacks by 60%.
+
+col:
+  h3: 1:00 pm — Panel
+  p: "AI in the dev workflow: what's actually working" — four engineering leaders, unfiltered.
+
+col:
+  h3: 4:00 pm — Unconference
+  p: Participant-led sessions. Vote on topics in the morning, run sessions in the afternoon.
+
+
+[Speakers -> /speakers]
+
+/// section align:center
+h1: Featured speakers
+
+col:
+  h3: Mira Okonkwo
+  p: VP Engineering, Lattice
+  p: Scaling platform teams from 12 to 120 engineers without losing the culture.
+
+col:
+  h3: Dev Patel
+  p: Staff Engineer, Linear
+  p: Real-time sync architecture and the tradeoffs nobody talks about.
+
+col:
+  h3: Carmen Estrada
+  p: Head of Design, Figma
+  p: Building a design system that 4,000 designers actually use.
+
+/// section
+h2: Call for proposals
+
+col:
+  p: We select 30% of our program from open CFP submissions. If you've solved a hard problem and want to share it, we want to hear from you.
+  button: Submit a proposal -> /cfp
+
+col:
+  p: CFP closes January 15, 2025. Decisions sent by February 1. Travel and hotel covered for selected speakers.
+
+
+[Register -> /register]
+
+/// section
+h1: Get your ticket
+p: Early-bird pricing ends December 1. Workshop seats are limited and sell out first.
+
+col:
+  h3: Conference pass
+  p: Full three-day access, all keynotes and lightning talks, hallway track.
+  p: $799 early bird / $999 standard
+  button: Register -> /checkout
+
+col:
+  h3: Conference + Workshop
+  p: Everything in the conference pass plus one half-day workshop of your choice.
+  p: $1,199 early bird / $1,499 standard
+  button: Register -> /checkout
+
+col:
+  h3: Team of 5
+  p: Five conference passes at a 20% discount. Invoice billing available.
+  p: $3,196 (saves $800)
+  button: Contact us -> /contact