Halstead Construction Group
Industrial and photo-led, built around a project gallery and a quote request.
Rebuilt from BuildCraft, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Website pattern library
SBE Sites keeps design and structure in versioned code while owners edit the words, photos, and business details they use. Browse working examples below to see how a site can be assembled without handing the owner a fragile page builder.
Design library
Every tile below is a live SBEv2 site, previewed in place rather than screenshotted — what you see is what the platform is serving right now. Each started from a third-party reference design and was rebuilt into the platform's own editable components, so the layout is locked while every word and photo stays editable by the site owner. Open any one to browse it full size.
Industrial and photo-led, built around a project gallery and a quote request.
Rebuilt from BuildCraft, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Clinical and calm, with treatment tiles and an appointment-led contact section.
Rebuilt from BrightSmile, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Soft and unhurried, serif headings over a wide treatment-room photo.
Rebuilt from Serenite, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Dark and editorial, with a flat price list and a full-bleed shop photo.
Rebuilt from Gentlemen Barber Shop, TemplateMo
Warm and local, service cards arranged around a seasonal schedule.
Rebuilt from LawnCare, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Structural and confident, heavy rules with a wide lead project.
Rebuilt from Girder, uiCookies
Friendly and flat-priced, centred hero over a workshop photo.
Rebuilt from Toolbelt, uiCookies
Clean corporate blue, leading with a 24-hour emergency callout.
Rebuilt from Fontanero, uiCookies
Dark automotive, diagnostics-first with a workshop gallery.
Rebuilt from Carepair, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Quiet clinical, treatment rows with a defined course of care.
Rebuilt from Chiropractic, Colorlib (CC BY 3.0)
Page examples
A page combines several focused components into one complete visitor task. These church-first examples are working routes, not screenshots.
Answer the practical questions that can keep a first-time guest from walking in.
Best for: First-time visitors, families, and accessibility details
View exampleGive visitors a focused place to ask a question or request a conversation.
Best for: General questions and pastoral contact
View exampleFeature the latest message and connect visitors to the church’s video channel.
Best for: Sermons, livestream archives, and message notes
View examplePut the next few gatherings first without forcing visitors through a dense calendar.
Best for: Upcoming gatherings and recurring ministries
View exampleExplain giving clearly, then hand payment processing to the church’s trusted provider.
Best for: Online giving, mail-in gifts, and common questions
View exampleComponent examples
Each prototype has a bounded content shape and a real renderer. Once a contract works across more than one page and design, it can graduate into the owner editor.
A protected form with clear fields, subject choice, and success or error handling.
Best for: Contact pages and closing calls to action
View exampleA featured message and recent-video shelf that leaves streaming with YouTube.
Best for: Sermons, services, devotionals, and livestream archives
View exampleAn embedded public playlist that follows the church’s playlist order and additions.
Best for: Sermon series, services, teaching archives, and curated video collections
View exampleA responsive photo grid with useful alternative text and optional captions.
Best for: Church life, ministries, facilities, and community events
View exampleA readable upcoming-events list designed to connect to an established calendar.
Best for: Public events and recurring weekly activities
View exampleOrganized document links with titles, descriptions, categories, and dates.
Best for: Bulletins, forms, policies, study notes, and annual reports
View exampleOne source for weekly times, address details, accessibility, and directions.
Best for: Home pages, visit pages, and site footers
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