v0
Design engineering, UI, Development
2025
In partnership with v0 we created templates to kick-start your project
ACME is a storefront kit, so the mark had to survive every background it would land on. One grotesque, one copyright bug, and the shop list travelling with it. Four colourways, the same lockup.
Each template is a finished product, not a layout. ACME ships the shop, the product page, the cart, the colour picker, and every component behind them.
The brand ships as files you can open, not a page of rules. Rebels Grotesque, the mark in light and dark, and an assets folder ready to drop into your own build.
M.O.N.K.Y is an operating system for a crew. A dashboard that tracks the work, a ranking that tracks the people, and the brand kit that dresses both.
The parts most templates skip are the ones that take the longest. Status panels, notification stacks, a clock that knows where you are.
A newsletter template that earns the signup: a manifesto you can actually open, a waitlist that remembers you, and a sky worth staring at.
A portfolio wants the opposite of a system. One face, one grid, and the work doing the talking.
Forms are the template nobody wants to build. This one takes three minutes, scores six questions and thanks you by name.
We designed and built a set of templates for the v0 community, published on the JOYCO profile for anyone to fork.
Six of them, each a finished product rather than a layout: a furniture storefront, a ventures landing page, a dashboard with its own community system, a newsletter site, a designer portfolio and a customer feedback flow.
Every screen is designed and coded, down to the components, the empty states and the mobile pass. They are starting points, not finished brands. Someone forks one and takes it somewhere we did not plan.
- Role
- Design engineeringUIDevelopment
- Client
- v0
- Link
- v0.app/templates
- Timeline
- 2025
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