Office Hours is a quiet, text-first template for academics who want a personal site that reads like a faculty page kept up by hand for years. It pairs a narrow reading column with a wide margin for sidenotes, a classic serif typeface, and plain underlined links. Restrained and personal, it puts courses, notes and writing ahead of any design flourish.
Scriptorium is inspired by the pages of a hand-copied medieval codex: warm parchment tones, deep ink, rubric red and touches of gold. It’s made for seminaries, theology schools and Bible study communities who want a site that feels reverent, scholarly and timeless. Illuminated capitals, ornamental borders and notes in the margins give every page the quiet dignity of a manuscript.
Logos is a Swiss-style editorial template built for philosophy writing and conversation. Typography leads every page, set on a strict 12-column grid with generous white space, large magazine-style numerals and fine hairline rules. The feel is cool, sharp and quietly confident, made for ideas that deserve slow reading.