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@8bsite/coworking-website-template

v1.0.0

Published

Coworking space website in one HTML file: three floors as stepped colour fields, events list, membership plans, tour form. GSAP scroll motion, MIT.

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Readme

Coworking website template as one HTML page

Site for a shared workspace spread over three floors, each with its own colour field of stepped bands. It carries a daily schedule beside a colour dial, a list of rooms by level, house rules, member profiles, an events list, membership plans and a tour request form. No build tooling: open index.html and it works, with GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Lenis fetched from a CDN. Created by 8B, an AI website builder.

Watch the motion and read the section guide: https://8b.com/templates/isoline/

Coworking site, first screen on desktop

Fetching it

The quickest path skips installation entirely:

npm pack @8bsite/coworking-website-template
tar -xzf 8bsite-coworking-website-template-1.0.0.tgz

You will find the template inside package/. Cloning with degit works too: npx degit 8bsite/coworking-website-template my-space. If you add it as a dependency, copy it out of node_modules/@8bsite/coworking-website-template/ first, because you are expected to rewrite it.

Adapting it with AI

In Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, let the agent open AGENTS.md before anything else. Then describe your space: how many floors or zones, day pass and plan prices, opening hours, events. The agent learns from that file which hooks the band animations need and which numbers are demo values, and it should ask you for real ones rather than inventing them. Connect the tour form to a form service before going live.

Contents

  • index.html: the website
  • AGENTS.md: guidance for AI agents
  • CREDITS.md: photo sources
  • LICENSE: MIT

GitHub repository with a live demo: https://github.com/8bsite/coworking-website-template