Holt

About this template

Holt is drawn for an agency that takes on a small number of houses and knows all of them. The demo content is a coastal town with six areas, seven listings and five people, and every page is built around the same idea: say what the thing is, with the number next to it.

Both sides of the market get a full path. Sellers get a process, a published fee and a valuation form; buyers get a page that explains viewings, offers and what the purchase costs in full, plus a private list that turns the thing most agencies do quietly into a reason to leave an email address. Listings carry a full specification block, a named agent with a booking panel, and an honest note about what to check, and every agent has their own page with the houses they are showing and what they have sold.

The category is a starting point, not a limit. Any business that sells a small, considered inventory where each item needs its own specifications, photographs and a person attached will fit these pages without redrawing them: boutique hotels and holiday lets, private practices and clinics, galleries and dealers in art or classic cars, yacht and aviation brokers, land and development sales. Listings become rooms, works, vessels or plots; areas become locations or collections; the private list becomes a waiting list.

The design system covers colour and spacing tokens, an Inter and Azeret Mono type scale where the mono face is reserved for prices, references and dates, and 17 components with their states. Sixteen pages are drawn at desktop and mobile, including the enquiry success state every form needs. Layer names follow Client First conventions, so the names become your classes.