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Show HN: Cruip – Free landing page templates for startups
- catchmeifyoucan 8y agoThis is gorgeous! Always wanted a collection of these. Thanks
- catchmeifyoucan 8y agoI did wish there was a Github link to see the code. I wanted to check if there was a theming option
- dotancohen 8y agoIn fact, the only way to download the code seems to log in with a Facebook, Twitter, or Google account. I don't have either a Facebook nor Twitter account, and I certainly will not use my Google account for this. Yes, I know what OAuth is, and it is still a firm NO.
- maneesh 8y agosucks for you. It's a free service -- so it's your loss.
- jpoesen 8y agoNothing's free in life. In this case you pay with your social details. Ultimately everyone decides for themselves whether they find the price acceptable or not.
- jermaustin1 8y agoI get your apprehension, and, in fact, I up-voted you, but I'm not sure what better, "frictionless" way to get verified email address? The only plausible alternative would be to send out an email with a download link in it, but that "costs" the designer an email credit, real money, or potentially extra development time vs just shipping with an out of the box multi-auth component built into some web framework.
- magnetic 8y agoWhy do you need the downloader's email address? Perhaps I don't understand your goal: are you trying to collect email addresses to build a marketing list, or are you trying to give stuff away for free? Sorry if these are dumb questions: the website doesn't really explain the business model (if there is one), or if this done out of the goodness of one's heart. I imagine you want people to try a free template and then ask for your services to customize it? Is that how it works?
- jermaustin1 8y agoI'm guessing since they have a contact us and are probably a design agency, they are giving away free designs to "startups" so that they can build their list of potential clients they can contact later to do branding and design work.
- kohanz 8y agoYes. It's called a lead magnet. I have no issue giving my (business) e-mail to get such beautifully designed templates for free. There's at least $100 of value on those sites. If they start sending e-mails not relevant to me, I can simply unsubscribe.
- dotancohen 8y ago> I'm not sure what better, "frictionless" way to get verified email address? They could ask for my email address. That is not a problem. But I won't "log in" with my Google account and potentially leak, now or in the future, my contacts and other private information.
- jermaustin1 8y agoYou would have to give permission to the application to see your contacts.
- spreadstreet 8y agoYes, because unsubscribing or filtering an e-mail is significantly more difficult than hand-coding these templates...seriously, it's an e-mail address dude. OP - really good stuff. I hope you do extremely well.
- dotancohen 8y agoThey are not asking for my email address. They want me to log in using a Facebook, Twitter, or Google account. That means that they potentially get access to my contacts and other personal data. Yes, I know that I can review the permission. But I don't know what bug, exploits, permission changes, or mistakes will be made. I don't want to worry about that. If they want an email address, I'll happily provide one. But I will not "log in" to their services.
- dewey 8y agoJust create a throwaway Twitter account. Won’t take you more time then explaining your unwillingness to hand over your email here.
- sunsetMurk 8y agohere's one of them I just put on gitHub to play with.. https://github.com/adamlaz/temp-Ava https://github.com/adamlaz/temp-Ava
- anconia 8y agoAmazing stuff - free templates are usually not design this well
- oliverx0 8y agoThese are beautiful. Will be using it for my next launch
- thedeepself 8y agoVery unusual name - does "Cruip" mean something significant in a language other than English?
- gitgud 8y agoVery nice, so they're pure html and css? Not complaining, just interested
- nulagrithom 8y agoComplaining? Sounds more like a feature to me. :)
- sunsetMurk 8y agothere's some js too. and scss to compile css. I just threw one on github if you want to take a look here: https://github.com/adamlaz/temp-Ava https://github.com/adamlaz/temp-Ava
- onlyrealcuzzo 8y agoThese are great! Are you just doing this to be nice? Or what's your strategy with this?
- atwebb 8y agoIf I had to guess it would be exposure for custom work: >Need a website or a custom landing page for your startup? CONTACT US
- jpincheira 8y agoGreat source of inspiration also to make your own one!
- ian0 8y agoThank you :) Really nice designs.
- intruder 8y agoThese are stunning. Reminds me of stripe's website.
- sandGorgon 8y agoIt would be so cool if these templates were built using a static generator - especially Reactjs/Gatsbyjs. Cutting these templates into React is hard.
- sunsetMurk 8y agoyes - I may convert one to jekyll or hugo next few days if I have time. These look great and code is clean.
- sandGorgon 8y agoyou should really try gatsbyjs . The v2 version is blazingly fast. And its all react.
- NamPNQ 8y agoAnother gallery template for startups https://www.lapa.ninja/ https://www.lapa.ninja/
- misthop 8y agoThese are great! I feel bad asking because they are free, but it would be great if you had the set of landing/beta/pre-launch/startup etc. all with the same theme. I'm starting up a project and it would be great to be able to keep the same look and feel through the product growth.
- octosphere 8y agoFor a moment there I thought the social sign-ins were going to be a pay-with-a-tweet[1] type setup, but they only exist as a stepping stone to download the assets. It would be a great growth hack for the service if people had to tweet about the templates in order to download them. Also - no option for signing up with an email account. I don't have a Google, or Facebook account, and even if I did, I would still be reluctant to use those accounts to interact with third party websites (I would however use my e-mail to download the assets). [1] https://www.paywithatweet.com/ https://www.paywithatweet.com/