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@8bsite/trampoline-park-website-template

v1.0.0

Published

Playful one-file HTML site for a trampoline park or play centre: zones, session timetable, kids' parties, passes, league table and a booking request form. GSAP motion, MIT.

Readme

Trampoline park website template with bouncy scroll motion

Meant for an indoor jump centre, soft play or adventure venue selling sessions, passes and kids' parties. On the page: a giant one-word headline with a cut-out jumper, six zones, a full-width photo statement, five sessions on a ground that darkens from breakfast yellow to glow-night black, a five-stop party route, a café price list, a league table that reorders itself, tilted house-rule stickers, five ticket-shaped passes, eight questions and a booking request form. Cream, red and yellow with wavy trampoline-bed edges; photos hop from row to row and a red ball bounces along the party path. 8B, an AI website builder, made it as one index.html; GSAP and ScrollTrigger drive the bounces, Lenis smooths scrolling, all linked from a CDN.

Preview and notes per section: https://8b.com/templates/hopla/

Trampoline park site, desktop first screen

How to get it

Fetch and unpack the tarball:

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

That leaves a package/ directory with the site. From GitHub instead: npx degit 8bsite/trampoline-park-website-template jump-park. If you installed it, look in node_modules/@8bsite/trampoline-park-website-template/ and copy the files out before you edit them.

Adapting it with Claude Code, Cursor or Codex

Before touching the markup, your agent should go through AGENTS.md, since it lists the class names the animations depend on. Give it your zones and age limits, session times, pass and party prices, café menu, hours, address and how people book. Every venue detail in the demo is invented, so the agent should ask, not guess. The rules mention an online waiver with no link: add yours or cut the line. Until you hook the request form to a form service or booking system, it validates input and prints a message but sends nothing.

Follow AGENTS.md. Rework this for our soft play and climbing centre: three zones,
toddler mornings, party packages. Ask me for times and prices.

Contents

  • index.html: the page
  • AGENTS.md: guide for coding agents
  • CREDITS.md: photographers
  • LICENSE: MIT

Repository, demo included: https://github.com/8bsite/trampoline-park-website-template Template page: https://8b.com/templates/hopla/ More free templates: https://8b.com/templates/